In this program, children will discover that they have the right to ask questions and seek understanding about power and inequality, and that adults are ready to engage with them in meaningful conversations. Together, they will explore how socialism emphasizes values such as community, respect, responsibility, reciprocity, equality, dignity, and justice. Through these lessons, children … Continue reading Exploring Power and Equality Through Children’s Religious Education

Please join us for a presentation and discussion of INEQUALITY: SOURCES AND SOLUTIONS Economics is one of the major factors influencing our lives, as demonstrated by the close relationship between economic health and physical health. Kris Breckman, our presenter, will focus on inequality in income and property. Kris hopes to remove some of the mystique … Continue reading UU Humanist Forum – Inequality: Sources & Solutions – Wednesday, April 10, 7 p.m.

Please join us1 The guest speaker at the March 12 Humanist Forum is Ron Banister, a retired teacher who served as Science Consultant K-12 programs for the Winnipeg School Division. He is currently pursuing an honours history degree at the University of Winnipeg. His topic is “Darwin and God.” In Darwin’s theory of evolution there … Continue reading UU Humanist Forum – Darwin and God – Wednesday, March 12, 7 p.m.

Join us for an Indigenous-focused Manitoba Museum tour, guided by our own Rob Malo, on March 9, 2025, from 1:30pm to 3:30pm! We’ll explore Indigenous history and various perspectives of Manitoba’s story in an engaging, dialogue-based way. Register for the tour through the Adult Programs Committee at adultprograms@uuwinnipeg.mb.ca Admission fee for non-Museum Members is Adults (18-64) $17 and … Continue reading Manitoba Museum Tour for UUs – March 9, 2025

Join our group this Sunday, February 23rd, to learn a new and relaxing craft using yarn to create hats, scarves, shawls, teddy bears, socks and/or sweaters with simple tools and supportive friends! Or bring along something you are already working on, even if it is an item you abandoned some time ago. Grab a tea or coffee and meet … Continue reading Yarn Works! February 23, 2025

Join us on  Wednesday February 12  at 7 PM for the UU Humanist Forum Humanism stresses the human capacity for reason and compassion. The speaker at the February Forum, Steven Holborn, a retired psychology professor at the University of Manitoba, will apply these concepts in his presentation BEHAVIOR THERAPY: WHAT IT IS AND HOW I DID … Continue reading Behavior Therapy, What It Is and How I Did It by Steven Holborn – Wednesday, Feb 12, 7 p.m.

David Keppel will present on his book “Creative Uncertainty.” In his book Keppel argues that our “practical” habits and ways of thinking are based on science that has become out of date and we must rebuild our minds and our world based on Creative Uncertainty. He embarks on a synthesis of cosmology, evolutionary theory, and … Continue reading Join us to discuss “Creative Uncertainty” at the Humanist Forum Wednesday January 8th at 7 p.m.