Topic: Writing

Small Poems, Big Joy: Haiku Poetry as Spiritual Practice

small form, still waters attention pools and deepens ripples of meaning Drawing on classical haiku traditions and contemporary examples, Dr. Watson will explore how three short lines—through silence, juxtaposition, and seasonal awareness—can create moments of insight that feel both ordinary and sacred. Blending literary reflection with personal storytelling, Dr. Watson will trace a creative journey … Continue reading Small Poems, Big Joy: Haiku Poetry as Spiritual Practice

Utter Nonsense

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

Soaring: A UU Poetry Service

Our traditional first service of the new year will feature UU wordsmiths and their poems that inspire and send us soaring. Service Coordinator: Steve Lennon Join the Service with Zoom >> Connect to the service via Zoom Participate via phone by dialing the Manitoba phone number 204 272 7920 or one of the numbers listed on our Connections page. … Continue reading Soaring: A UU Poetry Service

Religion and the Power of the Written Word

Join us on October 22nd as Dan LeDuc explores the power of written language in relation to religion and spirituality through history. How do UU teachings, writing, and ideas compare? Service Coordinator: Cate Ziegler Join the Service with Zoom >> Connect to the service via Zoom Participate via phone by dialing the Manitoba phone number 204 272 … Continue reading Religion and the Power of the Written Word