"Artificial Intelligence" is finding its way into ever more areas of our life, including the spiritual. Join us this Sunday for a chance to reflect on our individual and communal relationship to this new technology. NUUC member Steph Dunlap, a seminarian with experience in tech, will join Rev. Sally in leading this service, and will help host a deeper community conversation about AI and spirituality during coffee hour after the service. Speaker: Rev. Sally and Steph Dunlap Weaver: Peter Music: Small Group Neighbourhood Unitarian Universalist Congregation meets weekly at 10:30 in Rafos Hall - 310 Danforth Ave. Toronto You are welcome! We look forward to meeting you.
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.
Once a month, on the last Wednesday evening of each month, we will engage in simple, meditative, artistic processes using a variety of media including: pencil crayons, pastels, watercolour and acrylic paint. No previous artistic experience necessary. The first workshop will be: Date: September 30 Time:7:00-9:00 pm Place: Cappuccino Room. Please R.S.V.P. Kristina Kiil if you are interested kkiilatwork@gmail.com
Our 18+ years running monthly open mic. Saturdays. All ages and types of performances are welcome. Things get underway by 7:30 and wrap up around 9:15pm. Just drop in to participate or sit back and enjoy.
Christian ministers are called to "share the good news," but what kind of "good news" does a UU minister share? Join us this Sunday for a reflection on our tradition's diversity of messages, and on what it means to serve such a unique faith. Speaker: Rev. Sally Weaver: Kurt Music: Alan Gasser Neighbourhood Unitarian Universalist Congregation meets weekly at 10:30 in Rafos Hall - 310 Danforth Ave. Toronto You are welcome! We look forward to meeting you.
Share *Gather * Create * 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. Dates: Wednesday October 7th and 21st Thursday November 5th Wednesday November 18th Wednesday December 2 and 16 Time: 12:30PM - 3:30PM Location: The Cappuccino Room (non-members please enter by centre doors)
This collective exploration of our personal thoughts and feelings about AI runs for 5 Wednesday evenings, in Rafos Hall, starting Oct 7th at 7PM. Instead of adversarial debate, we'll listen across our differences. Sign up in Cappuccino room, or by email to Peter (marmorek@mac.com). Twelve people maximum.
Our former paster Rev. Wayne will be speaking. Speaker: Rev. Wayne Weaver: H. E. Music: Spirit Band Neighbourhood Unitarian Universalist Congregation meets weekly at 10:30 in Rafos Hall - 310 Danforth Ave. Toronto You are welcome! We look forward to meeting you.
This collective exploration of our personal thoughts and feelings about AI runs for 5 Wednesday evenings, in Rafos Hall, starting Oct 7th at 7PM. Instead of adversarial debate, we'll listen across our differences. Sign up in Cappuccino room, or by email to Peter (marmorek@mac.com). Twelve people maximum.
Facilitated by Bruce Lyne Six weekly meetings from 7 to 9 pm on Thursdays in Rafos Hall starting October 15 and ending November 19 Through a combination of short readings, discussions, reflections and role play, we will learn concepts and strategies for approaching conflict in our lives in healthy and healing ways. While conflict is an inevitable part of life, if we understand better how to approach it, we can turn conflict into an opportunity to deepen our relationships and grow emotionally and spiritually. Topics covered will include: Reacting vs. responding Intentions vs impacts The backstory and the bigger picture Empathetic listening Building bridges Engaging the third side Maximum 10 participants Please register by September 30, 2026 to reserve a spot. First come first served basis. I will reach out to you for a brief conversation before the series starts so I get to know you and understand better what you are hoping to gain from the group. That way I can tailor our sessions to meet the needs of who is actually in the group.
Bring your animal companion to NUUC! Inspired by St. Francis of Assisi, join us in celebrating the blessing of the animals here at Neighbourhood. Together we will reflect on the interconnected nature of human and nonhuman lives, and offer a blessing to all living things. You are invited to bring your pet(s) or animal companions with you, and we trust you will use your best judgement as to whether such an outing would be either fun or stressful to your animal friend. If you decide your animal friend would not enjoy the service, please feel free to bring a picture, a favourite toy or anything that reminds you of your animal friend(s). Speaker: Rev. Sally Weaver: Gillian Music: Choir for All Ages Neighbourhood Unitarian Universalist Congregation meets weekly at 10:30 in Rafos Hall - 310 Danforth Ave. Toronto You are welcome! We look forward to meeting you.
Share *Gather * Create * 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. Dates: Wednesday October 7th and 21st Thursday November 5th Wednesday November 18th Wednesday December 2 and 16 Time: 12:30PM - 3:30PM Location: The Cappuccino Room (non-members please enter by centre doors)
This collective exploration of our personal thoughts and feelings about AI runs for 5 Wednesday evenings, in Rafos Hall, starting Oct 7th at 7PM. Instead of adversarial debate, we'll listen across our differences. Sign up in Cappuccino room, or by email to Peter (marmorek@mac.com). Twelve people maximum.
Facilitated by Bruce Lyne Six weekly meetings from 7 to 9 pm on Thursdays in Rafos Hall starting October 15 and ending November 19 Through a combination of short readings, discussions, reflections and role play, we will learn concepts and strategies for approaching conflict in our lives in healthy and healing ways. While conflict is an inevitable part of life, if we understand better how to approach it, we can turn conflict into an opportunity to deepen our relationships and grow emotionally and spiritually. Topics covered will include: Reacting vs. responding Intentions vs impacts The backstory and the bigger picture Empathetic listening Building bridges Engaging the third side Maximum 10 participants Please register by September 30, 2026 to reserve a spot. First come first served basis. I will reach out to you for a brief conversation before the series starts so I get to know you and understand better what you are hoping to gain from the group. That way I can tailor our sessions to meet the needs of who is actually in the group.
This will be a community wisdom service. A chance for you to think and share your thoughts and feelings on the topic of Good & Evil or to sit back and consider the depth and breath of wisdom our community carries. Speaker: Community Wisdom Weaver: Rev Sally Music: Didi and Karen Neighbourhood Unitarian Universalist Congregation meets weekly at 10:30 in Rafos Hall - 310 Danforth Ave. Toronto You are welcome! We look forward to meeting you.
Join us in writing the next chapter for our children and families! We are preparing to search for a new Director of Children, Youth, & Families Programs, but before making decisions about programs, staffing, or resources, we want to hear from YOU about what you hope young people will experience at Neighbourhood, what we as a congregation can offer them, and what it would mean for us to hold children and families as a vital part of our congregational life. Attend this post-service conversation to share your thoughts and hear from fellow NUUC members, and be sure to fill out this quick survey as well, especially if you know you can't make it on the 25th: CLICK HERE TO TAKE OUR SURVEY: https://forms.gle/7GZnUPghoVXcNAdw8 The survey should take less than 10 minutes. Whether you are brand new or a longtime volunteer, a parent to a UU kid, or someone who has never before considered the role of families and youth in our community, we hope you will share your voice and be part of this process.
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.
Once a month, on the last Wednesday evening of each month, we will engage in simple, meditative, artistic processes using a variety of media including: pencil crayons, pastels, watercolour and acrylic paint. No previous artistic experience necessary. The first workshop will be: Date: September 30 Time:7:00-9:00 pm Place: Cappuccino Room. Please R.S.V.P. Kristina Kiil if you are interested kkiilatwork@gmail.com
This collective exploration of our personal thoughts and feelings about AI runs for 5 Wednesday evenings, in Rafos Hall, starting Oct 7th at 7PM. Instead of adversarial debate, we'll listen across our differences. Sign up in Cappuccino room, or by email to Peter (marmorek@mac.com). Twelve people maximum.
Facilitated by Bruce Lyne Six weekly meetings from 7 to 9 pm on Thursdays in Rafos Hall starting October 15 and ending November 19 Through a combination of short readings, discussions, reflections and role play, we will learn concepts and strategies for approaching conflict in our lives in healthy and healing ways. While conflict is an inevitable part of life, if we understand better how to approach it, we can turn conflict into an opportunity to deepen our relationships and grow emotionally and spiritually. Topics covered will include: Reacting vs. responding Intentions vs impacts The backstory and the bigger picture Empathetic listening Building bridges Engaging the third side Maximum 10 participants Please register by September 30, 2026 to reserve a spot. First come first served basis. I will reach out to you for a brief conversation before the series starts so I get to know you and understand better what you are hoping to gain from the group. That way I can tailor our sessions to meet the needs of who is actually in the group.
