As Unitarian Universalists, we affirm both the acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth and a free and responsible search for truth and meaning.
Our community includes people with various belief systems and this diversity is part of what makes us who we are. Our Sunday Services offer a variety of topics and perspectives with opportunities for discussion and fellowship.
The Zoom link opens at 10:30. Come early an introduce yourself! Folks are invited to stay for virtual coffee hour after the service.
Please help us protect our vulnerable members and friends.
Updated Apr. 2, 2023
Our Service starts at 10:45am every week, throughout the year. Services last about an hour.
Meet us at our physical location at 557 Clarke Road in London Ontario.
Meeting ID: 856 6457 9696
Passcode: 752712
Bring the whole family
On most Sundays children accompany their parents or guardians to the main Sunday Service at 10:45 am for the first ten to 15 minutes and then participate in the Children’s Religious Exploration Program.
Light a candle
At every service there is a time for the sharing of joys and concerns. Each joy or concern is accompanied by the lighting of a candle.
Meditate and Reflect
We offer a chance to take a breath and focus. Our services feature silent meditation and prayer
Sing with us
Each week our congregation sing hymns and songs from "Singing the Living Tradition" and "Singing the Journey" led by our wonderful pianist, Melanie Cancade.
Learn & Discuss
Each week you’ll hear words of wisdom and insights members of our worship team, guest ministers and people who are making a difference in the local community. There is time in the service for collective discussion about what we've learned.
Connect With Our Community
You are invited to stay for refreshments and conversation after the service. Those who are attending via zoom are welcome to stay on the call to connect with the congregation there.
Worship Leader: Alison Konrad
The nature of our existence requires us to build a capability of letting go – of anything we have and ultimately, everything in our lives. How can we build that capability and what do we gain by letting go of even the things that give us joy?This will be a Short Reflection, Table Discussion during Potluck Brunch
Service Leader: Laura-Beth Falter
Welcome our special guest speaker Toolika Rastogi. Toolika leads the Humane Canada research program, including the national shelter statistics program and various animal welfare research projects.
Worship Leader: Lori Turner Otte
Philippians 3:13 ...."But, one thing I do. Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is left ahead" This service will be taped on zoom - only the reflection - for my preaching course. Thanks for supporting me on the path to ordination
Worship Leader: Bill Ratcliffe
What to let go and what to hold on to for a balanced UU faith is often difficult. Assumptions from the trauma of a previous faith may complicate this decision. How can our UU faith help us hold on to that which is worthy?
Questions:
