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Sometimes it seems like we're going in circles. In this service, we'll explore the possibilities of circles and the wisdom they may hold.
Gerta Moray has been a member of First Unitarian Congregation of Toronto, since 1999. As an art historian of modern and contemporary art, she focuses especially on Canadian and feminist art. Her major book, Emily Carr, Unsettling Encounters: First Nations Imagery in the Art of Emily Carr was published by UBC Press in 2006 and she is a contributor to the film Winds of Heaven: Emily Carr, Carvers & the Spirits of the Forest A recent book suggests that for some people, video games are better than reality, providing meaning and challenges far better than those in the real world. Today we’ll explore what motivates and inspires us.
Rev. Fiona Heath became a UU minister in September 2012 and was ordained in May 2013. She is now our part-time minister. She lives in Waterloo with her partner Marc and son Silas. The complete sermon can be read below: A service of sharing our thoughts about what we are grateful for.
Today we consider how and why and what of Unitarian worship. Why do we gather on a Sunday morning? What does it mean to worship in a tradition that isn’t focused on a belief in God?
Rev. Fiona Heath became a UU minister in September 2012 and was ordained in May 2013. She is now our part-time minister. She lives in Waterloo with her partner Marc and son Silas. |
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