Episodes

Wednesday Sep 20, 2023
Buddhism: One of the World’s Oldest Religions
Wednesday Sep 20, 2023
Wednesday Sep 20, 2023
Hillary Craig shares with us some of the main teachings of Buddhism and their appeal to so many.

Thursday Jun 01, 2023
Small Modular Reactors
Thursday Jun 01, 2023
Thursday Jun 01, 2023

Sunday May 07, 2023
Visions of the Future: How to Make Systemic Change
Sunday May 07, 2023
Sunday May 07, 2023
Guest Speaker: Sophia Young
It is easy to feel powerless as an individual fighting against climate change, but we have the power
to inspire and direct systematic change through the care of earth, care of people and return of surplus. Be inspired by Climate Advocate Sophia Young, a local Grade 12 Student who is passionate
about climate action.

Sunday Mar 05, 2023
Beyond the Bell
Sunday Mar 05, 2023
Sunday Mar 05, 2023
Guest Speaker: Anna Robinson
Ensuring No Child Falls Through the Gap – Anna Robinson is the co-ordinator of the Beyond the Bell program run by the YMCA. She and her staff work with children from low-income communities to help guide their academic development. Beyond the Bell provides affordable access to homework help, extracurricular activities and food security and provides a space for children to express themselves in a safe environment

Sunday Mar 05, 2023
Aging Well: Location Matters
Sunday Mar 05, 2023
Sunday Mar 05, 2023
Linda Anderson from the Saskatchewan Senior Mechanism talks to us about Ageism Awareness and why it matters where you age.

Sunday Dec 04, 2022
Electric Vehicles -- Why Make the Switch
Sunday Dec 04, 2022
Sunday Dec 04, 2022
John Klein, President of the Regina Car Share Co-operative, and a person who bikes year-round in
Regina, speaks on EVs (Electric Vehicles) – How can we switch from gas vehicles and why? Save money! Reduce pollution!

Sunday Oct 23, 2022
What Does the 8th Principle Mean For Us?
Sunday Oct 23, 2022
Sunday Oct 23, 2022
Over the past 9 months our Fellowship has explored what the 8th Principle means, with book discussions, services and written articles. We’re continuing to educate ourselves about racism and barriers to inclusion both as individuals and as a congregation. Today, Joan Carolyn and others reflect on what it means, as a Fellowship, to be anti-racist and inclusive.

Sunday Jun 12, 2022
Honesty & Inclusion: What they mean to one polyamourous family
Sunday Jun 12, 2022
Sunday Jun 12, 2022
Karen is a long-time member of the First Unitarian Congregation of Toronto and currently its President and a Lay Chaplain. She is also part of a 20-year polyamorous foursome. In this sermon, she’ll share about her experiences of entering into such a relationship, keeping it a secret, and coming out to others.

Wednesday Apr 27, 2022
Her Name is Margaret: Life and Death on the Streets
Wednesday Apr 27, 2022
Wednesday Apr 27, 2022
Speaker: Denise Davy
Ms. Davy met Margaret while on assignment one cold winter night. Margaret was a sweet-
natured young girl who played the accordion and had dreams of becoming a teacher until
she had a psychotic break in her teens, which sent her down a much darker path. Homelessness is a huge crisis in communities across North America. Denise’s talk is aimed at dispelling some of the myths around who the homeless are, and talking about what we, as Unitarians, can do to help solve the problem

Sunday Dec 12, 2021
Living the 8th Principle
Sunday Dec 12, 2021
Sunday Dec 12, 2021
Speaker: Donovan Hayden
Donovan’s talk discusses how Unitarians can remain committed to anti-racist work and put the 8th principle into action. He speaks with honesty and insight about his experience as an activist for racial justice. Donovan recently completed a MA in Theatre and Performance Studies at York University. In Canada, he continues to raise his voice as a young adult Black Unitarian and has continued to be involved with a number of Black and Indigenous protests since returning to Toronto. Donovan brings a fresh perspective which attracts other young adults.
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