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  • Interdependent Web

    Featured Sunday Service
    Rafos Hall 310 Danforth Ave, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

    Speaker: Rev. Sally Weaver: Debb Music: Spirit Choir

  • Circle Music

    Featured Circle Music

    Facilitated by Jane Lewis and Susanne Maziarz. All are welcome to this improvised singing circle. A creative opportunity for listening, being in the moment, sharing your voice, and laughing!   Contact Susanne at music@nuuc.ca for more info.

  • Art as a Spiritual Practice small group

    Featured Art as a Spiritual Practice small group

    Monthly workshops with Kristina Kiil @kkiilatwork@gmail.com.  Deepen your spiritual practice by engaging in meditative artistic activities.  Wednesday evening.  No experience is necessary. Monthly Wednesdays evening from 7 to 9pm.  First workshop January 21.  A Sign-up sheet is available in the Cappuccino Room.

  • Active Hope Small Group

    Featured Active Hope Small Group

    Concerned about wildfires? Multiple International Crises? AI taking over our future? Join Dr Nate Charach and Neighbourhood’s Gwen Schauerte in a small group that empowers you to take meaningful action to address the challenges of our time. Based on Joanna Macy’s Work That Reconnects while integrating land-based healing practices and psychotherapeutic principles.  You will connect to your inner self, to others in the group and to the greater natural world, deepening your experience of community. Location: Neighbourhood Unitarian Universalist Congregation (310 Danforth Ave) Timing: Wednesday Evenings (7:00pm to 9:15pm) on dates below Cost: Free. Donations to Neighbourhood are welcome Feb 25: The Stories Of Our Time                                                Apr 22: Shifting Our Perceptions Part I Mar 11: Coming From Gratitude                                                 May 6: Shifting Our Perceptions Part II Mar 25: Honouring Our Pain                                                       May 20: Going Forth                           . Apr 15 Truth Mandala (6:30pm-9:30pm)                                                                                                 . To Register, use the sign up sheet or email info@psychiatree.ca to meet with Nate and Gwen to set your intentions and learn more about the group.

  • Stitch to Enrich Gather * Create * Share

    Featured Stitch to Enrich Gather * Create * Share

    Join us for afternoons of crafting, conversation, and fun. Time: 12:30PM - 3:30PM Dates:      ★  Thursday, April 16th and 30th Location: The Cappuccino Room (non members please enter by center doors) Bring your favourite crafts to work on and a lunch to keep you going! Come for the crafting, stay for the company! Please contact Lou Ann for more information shipplou@gmail.com

  • Earth Day Globe Walk

    Featured

    GLOBE Walk begins with a sunrise ceremony with Indigenous Elders at Bluffers Park at 6:00 am, and ends at Humber Bay with a sunset ceremony. The Withrow Park station (10:30 to 12:00) has lots of activities for kids. From 12:00 to 1:00 Susanne will be leading the walk with song to Church of the Redeemer, where Sanne will be performing with Red Rebels. The walk is also gathering signatures on a petition to the Ontario government supporting renewable energy; that petition will be available Sunday April 12 and 19 to sign in Cappuccino Room.

  • Sacred Circle Dancing

    Sacred Circle Dance

    Featured Sacred Circle Dance

    Step into our monthly dance, facilitated by the Toronto Sacred Circle Dancers. No experience necessary!  We will teach you each dance, using simple, repetitive steps, danced together in one circle of shared energy. Go barefoot or bring a clean pair of non-street shoes to dance in.  To learn more about sacred circle dance: https://neskaya.com/about-circle-dance/

  • Elm Dance – Earth Day

    Featured Sunday Service
    Rafos Hall 310 Danforth Ave, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

    The Elm Dance is a circle dance popularized by Joanna Macy and practiced by lovers of life around the world. We will hear the story behind the dance, a remembrance of the losses produced by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Then we will do the Elm Dance ourselves, as a way of expressing our solidarity and sending out our intentions for the healing of our world. Speaker: Natalie Zend Weaver: Moira Music: Cassie Norton