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First Unitarian Universalist Church of Winnipeg hosts First Unitarian Universalist Church of Winnipeg's Podcast, a religion show with 71 episodes published.
June 29, 2025 Join Cheryl Simmonds as she discusses the history of the Sixties Scoop in Manitoba and the history of Project Opikihiwawin, a Winnipeg-based group of white parents who sought to connect their adopted Indige
June 22, 2025 In her inspiring book Gift from the Sea, Anne Morrow Lindbergh wrote that she wished “to live ‘in grace’ as much of the time as possible,” which she was quick to differentiate from theological doctrines of
June 8, 2025 Among Hungarian Unitarians, Pentecost remains one of the key holidays of the liturgical calendar. While on a pilgrimage to Transylvania in 2003, I was given the honour of preaching in a historic village chur
May 25, 2025 “Practice corporeal politics,” advises Timothy Snyder in his book On Tyranny. “Make new friends and march with them.” Instead of passively watching in horror, we must work together to resist the authoritaria
May 18, 2025 Joan Goodwin wrote: “Spirit of the East, spirit of air, of morning and springtime: be with us as the sun rises, in times of beginning, times of planting. Inspire us with the fresh breath of courage as we go
May 11, 2025 “It would be curious to discover who it is to whom one writes in a diary,” pondered Beatrice Webb. “Possibly to some mysterious personification of one’s own identity.” I’ve always admired those who can maint
April 20, 2025 On this day, most churches will celebrate the risen Christ, but even in the days when all Unitarians still identified as Christians, they emphasized the living Jesus and his teachings, over the mythical ta
April 13, 2025 Both a parent and a child on the spectrum, join Octavia as she sheds light on the challenges of parenting autistic youth and the experience of being one as well. Service Coordinator: Jill Moats
March 2, 2025 In acknowledging the land we are on, let’s journey back to the land and think about this terra firma we share with all living creatures. From the Land Back Movement to the healing properties land gives us,
April 27, 2025 Austin Channing Brown wrote in June 2020, “I believe firmly that to practice love is to disrupt the status quo which is masquerading as peace.” This Sunday, Ashlyn will lead an exploration of ways to disru
August 4, 2024 Ash Burkowski, from Friends of the Living Prairie Museum, will provide an overview on why native plants are something to consider and pay attention to, including their environmental and horticultural benef
April 6 2025 What does it mean to flourish? What does a flourishing congregation look like? What are the pathways from stability to vitality, surviving to thriving? And what difference would it make for the world? Let’s
January 19, 2025 Karen Blixen (Isak Dinesen) didn’t quite write “The cure for anything is salt water: sweat, tears, or the sea.” This ubiquitous quote is a Readers Digest summary of a few lines of dialogue from one of he
2025-03-23 Sermon Theologians and philosophers spent the last century talking about the death of God, but today it’s reasonable to ask if society is living through the death of truth. In his book on tyranny, Timothy Snyd
2024-03-16 Sermon What does it mean to be a Unitarian Universalist in 2025? What are we actually choosing? Reverend Anne Barker will invite us into a reflective worship space –where we consider the emerging possibilities
2025-03-09 Sermon “Over the past two years, I have described the kinds of ministry available to this congregation in workshops, meetings, and individual conversations, but I have tried to keep the space open so that you
2024-12-22 “No one is outside the circle of love,” wrote Rev Susan Frederick-Gray in a 2017 pastoral message. Canada’s commitment to universal health care is rooted in the fundamental belief that every resident, regardle
2025-02-16 Like the proverbial olive, winter is an acquired taste for many. But if you do acquire a taste for it, “only in the winter,” says Ruth Stout, “can you have longer, quiet stretches when you can savour yourself.
2025-01-12 In the beginning there is no desire to mark time, and in the end, there is no reason. But in between beginnings and endings, we mark time almost compulsively. Minutes lead to hours, hours to days, days to mont
2025-02-23 “Do not obey in advance,” says Timothy Snyder in his book On Tyranny, warning that, “most of the power of authoritarianism is freely given.” In England, Unitarians emerged within a religious movement that was
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