At Winnipeg’s Evolution Martial Arts, Sifu Joel Ledlow teaches both Duo Ji Kung Fu and Jeet Kune Do (JKD). Duo Ji means Many Ways, and Duo Ji Kung Fu fosters personal growth and an active understanding of many ways of self-defense. Developed by Bruce Lee, the dynamic martial art of Jeet Kune Do emphasizes adaptability, … Continue reading Martial Arts as Life Practice
An Exploration of the Middle Ground of Life. Octavia, through music, art and guided meditation invites you to breathe, relax and find your middle ground. Service Leader and Coordinator: Octavia MacIsaac Welcome and Zoom Link Thank you for joining us this morning! Connect to the service with Zoom. Learn more about Zoom connections here. If you’re visiting … Continue reading The Non-Binaries of Life
The human voice is a miracle; the vibrations of two tiny, mucosa covered sinews coupled with laryngeal structures designed for chewing and swallowing become a vehicle for communication, self expression, and even transcendence. At this Sunday service Shannon will offer a brief chat about the miraculous singing voice, and we will sing together. (Probably in … Continue reading The Sunday Singing Circle
After a jolting wagon ride over the bumpy road of 2025, maybe we need to start the New Year with something lighter, something silly, perhaps some folderol and flapdoodle – something to tickle your ribs. So come open the year 2026 with our UU poets, and be prepared for just a bunch of utter nonsense. … Continue reading Utter Nonsense
What does it mean to live a creative life—and why does community matter so much in that journey? Join Dr. Christine Watson, Vice President, Academic at RRC Polytech and host of CreativeMornings Winnipeg, for an exploration of creativity as a shared human experience. Christine will share the story behind launching the Winnipeg chapter of CreativeMornings—a … Continue reading Exploring Creativity Through Community and Connection
Join us this Sunday for an unconventional service. Prepare your vocal chords to sing all day and celebrate the holiday spirit. Come to sing and come to listen! There will be a child dedication, with Rev. Stefan. Service Leaders: Octavia MacIsaac (writer), Rev. Stefan Jonasson, Cate Ziegler, Steve Lennon Service Coordinator: Steve Lennon See all services … Continue reading Sing Along Service
“We live stitch to stitch,” writes Anne Lamott. “And maybe the stitching is crude, or it is unraveling, but if it were precise, we’d pretend that life was just fine and running like a Swiss watch.” When things unravel or are torn asunder, we can give up, wait for a miracle, or strive to repair … Continue reading Well, I’ll Be Darned
Music has a unique way of resonating with us. A song that may be a timeless classic to some, is an unenjoyable experience for others. A beloved genre to one, may be a meaningless menagerie of noise to another. In this sermon, Andre will share – both with singing and story – the songs that … Continue reading Meaning is in the eye…or ear…of the beholder
Come join some UU songbirds of summer – to be in good company, to sing and sing some more, or just to listen to beautiful music and words. This will be a service of familiar hymns, wise proverbs, and human connection. See you there! Service Coordinator: Norm Cobb Upcoming Services Order of Service Note: Childcare … Continue reading Summertime Singalong
While what we call artificial intelligence reveals the astonishing capacity of modern computer technology to process information, I’m not persuaded that this capacity is properly called intelligence, at least not in any meaningful human understanding of the term. Intelligence is more than the ability to manipulate data, even predictively. We really need a new term … Continue reading Artificial Intelligence and Human Creativity
