First Unitarian Universalist Church of Winnipeg
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Sunday services are held year-round at 10:30 a.m., followed by refreshments and conversation. We have a dynamic program of Religious Exploration for children and youth, and child care is available. Information about getting here: Get here! Map, parking, transit, and bike information.
We welcome you, and look forward to sharing the adventure that is life and the spiritual journey. Feel free to Contact Us with questions or for further information.
From the Minister's Study June 2018
Whether you are new to our community or have been with us decades, there's a pretty good chance you've heard me speak about covenants a lot since I began my settlement as your minister. We've also been teaching about covenants in our faith development programming. Covenants are one of the foundation of our living tradition of Unitarian Universalism.
June 10: Come, Come, Whoever You Are
Service Leader: the Rev. Meghann Robern
Service Coordinator: Roger York
Rumi's poem "Come Come Whoever You Are", often sung in our congregations as a hymn, speaks to us of covenant and relationship. This worship service will have a New Member Ceremony, our annual Flower Ceremony (bring a flower for you and for each member of your family), and be followed by an all-church picnic!
June 17: The Cowboy Code
Service Leader and Coordinator: Steve Lennon
Ever since the late eighteen hundreds, the cowboy has been represented as a romantic ideal of masculinity, and to this day we all carry a little of the cowboy in our persona and in our language. But how well do those ideals work with relationships with friends and family, and with nature? Please join Steve for a Father's Day service that explores some of these connections.
June 24: Hope Is Like the Sun
Service Leader: the Rev. Meghann Robern
Service Coordinator: Tanya Brothers
It is during this time, in the northern hemisphere, that we celebrate the summer solstice: the longest day. This Sunday we will explore our gratitude for the abundance of sunshine and how it can carry us through the winter to come.