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The Buddhacarita begins with the birth of Prince Siddhārtha Gautama, and the story of his transition from princehood to Buddhahood. This service will explore this foundational story of Buddhism as the second in our "Sacred Stories" series.
Winter leaves many of us feeling weary and worn down. Spring and Easter come, heralding new life and promise. What wisdom can Unitarian Universalists find in Easter? Join us as we celebrate spring, having finally shaken off the winter. Feel free to wear your Easter bonnet.
Rev. Gaylor will help us explore ways to dismantle racism in Canadian Unitarian Universalism. A proposed 8th principle in the U.S., and discussed in Canada, calls on Unitarian Universalists to "build a diverse multicultural Beloved Community by our actions that accountably dismantle racism and other oppressions in ourselves and our institutions.” Whether or not this principle is adopted, it has important things to say to Unitarian Universalists. What does this mean for us at UUCD? How can we approach this conversation, and this work on ourselves and our institutions, with openness, humility, and sensitivity? Using stories from people of colour in Canadian UU congregations, we'll explore together.
In one of the chapters of Anne's new book, she explores three different "communities" in which she participated during her Year of Living Spiritually. She will share with us the women's march on Washington, a week at Wild Ginger witch camp at Unicamp, and her involvement in storytelling events, particularly the 6-Minute Memoir.
Anne Bokma has written an article about her experiences during World Religions week with Brian Carwana. You may be interested in reading it - click here. |
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