Sunday Service Recordings

Rev Sally celebrates the people power that brought us so many of the rights and privileges we rely on today this close after International workers day.

Science fiction stories are one of the ways humans have expressed our fears, hopes, and imaginings about who we are and how we fit into the universe. Rev Sally leads a reflective and creative service about finding truth in this particular form of fiction

As we mark Earth Day, Natalie Zend, a member of Neighbourhood UU congregation, tells the story behind the dance, a remembrance of the losses produced by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. She teaches the steps. Then the congregation dances the Elm Dance as a way of expressing solidarity and sending out intentions for the healing of our world.

Rev Sally Fritsche weaves a warm service of welcome to new congregants and connects the entire room in a demonstration of interconnection

Rev. Sally leads us in an exuberant Unitarian Universalist take on the resurrection story celebrating the many miracles and rebirths that surround us

From Lao Tze to Winnie the Pooh, Peter Marmorek shines light on Taoism, a philosophy of balance and ambiguity and humour.

Ahna DiFelice and Jo Strykowski explore how justice, equity, and compassion move from ideas into everyday practice.