Service

On or near the first Sunday in January, many Unitarian Universalist congregations hold a ritual to bid farewell to the old year, and to release it. In the words of Rev. Elizabeth Harding, "The fire communion separates the end of the year from the beginning, helping us to put in perspective the joys and sorrows, … Continue reading "January 7 – Mary Ann McCarron, “Fire Communion”"

Winter is a wonderful time to rest and recharge. We all have our favorite activities to recuperate at this time of year, including nights spent reading a good book or on the couch with a film that is relaxing and thought-provoking. Our service topic this Sunday, January 14th is inspired by watching such a film. … Continue reading "January 14 – Amy Panetta, “Winter Slumber: Finding Meaning from the Couch”"

Join us for a special Sunday service at the Unitarian Universalist Church of North Hatley where we will be sharing stories that connect us to our community. This annual tradition is a powerful way to connect with one another and gain a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us. Whether you're an experienced … Continue reading "January 21 – Annual story telling service with Kevin Jensen"

Join us for a very special service. Yoga for everyone. Bring your mat, other accessories will be available. The course will be accessible for anyone, and can be done on a chair. Rejoignez-nous pour un service très spécial. Yoga pour tous. Apportez votre tapis, d'autres accessoires seront disponibles. Le cours sera accessible à tous, et … Continue reading "January 28 Sunday service, 10:30 a.m.: “Yoga – Free/Gratuit,” with Marie Noel"

A way humans try to make sense of our human condition is by turning toward spirituality and religion, as well as becoming a part of a beloved community. The human condition is defined as “the characteristics and key events of human life, including birth, learning, emotion, aspiration, morality, conflict, and death.” In the spirit of … Continue reading "February 4 – Amy Panetta, “A Bridge to Integration and Wholeness”"