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Sunday Services – Rev. Stephen Atkinson – What is Easter to Unitarian Universalists?

Great Hall

April 5 - What is Easter to Unitarian Universalists? Spring festivals have been part of human culture perhaps even further into the past than we have evidence for. Religious significance has grown up around them, but the foundation rests on the joy of returning growth and new life. Today’s service will be a collage of Spring and Easter images, words and music. The Rev. Stephen Atkinson has enjoyed being with us in the past, and is glad to be here again this week. His parish ministry was at North Shore Unitarian Church in West Vancouver BC, and he trained and practiced chaplaincy briefly at St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton. Now, he enjoys retirement, volunteering for First Unitarian Church of Hamilton and the Ministerial Fellowship Committee of the UUA, and, especially, guest preaching.

Yoga

Great Hall

Yoga at UCM: Gentle Movement for Mind, Body, & Spirit Every Monday with Claudette from 7:15-8:15pm Discover the benefits of yoga in a welcoming and supportive environment designed with older adults in mind. Yoga offers gentle, accessible movements that help improve flexibility, balance, and overall well-being—no previous experience required. Led by an experienced instructor, each class focuses on mindful breathing, stretching, and relaxation techniques that enhance mobility and reduce stress. Whether you're looking to stay active, meet new friends, or simply enjoy a moment of calm, this hour long experience is a perfect fit for adults of all abilities. Join us and experience how small movements can make a big difference in your everyday life! $15/class or Pay-What-You-Can using either of the below options: - e-transfer to ucm.payment@gmail.com - cash upon arrival For more information, contact Caitlyn Seale at FLC@uucm.ca.

Sunday Services – Rev. Carly Murlor – A Matter of Perspective

Great Hall

April 12 - A Matter of Perspective To walk a mile in someone else’s shoes, as the saying goes, is simple in concept but often difficult in practice. What insights are possible when we truly make space for other’s experiences and stories, even when — or especially when — they challenge our own values and perceptions of the world? Rev Carly Murlor is passionate about innovation and building multi-generational community in UU communities, as well as weaving spiritual growth, community building, and social justice together.  She is currently serving UCM as our pastoral care minister.

Young Adult Spiritual Exploration

Meditation Room 84 S Service Rd, Mississauga, ON, Canada

For an hour after service, this time is for young adults (18-35) to get to know each other and build community.

Yoga

Great Hall

Yoga at UCM: Gentle Movement for Mind, Body, & Spirit Every Monday with Claudette from 7:15-8:15pm Discover the benefits of yoga in a welcoming and supportive environment designed with older adults in mind. Yoga offers gentle, accessible movements that help improve flexibility, balance, and overall well-being—no previous experience required. Led by an experienced instructor, each class focuses on mindful breathing, stretching, and relaxation techniques that enhance mobility and reduce stress. Whether you're looking to stay active, meet new friends, or simply enjoy a moment of calm, this hour long experience is a perfect fit for adults of all abilities. Join us and experience how small movements can make a big difference in your everyday life! $15/class or Pay-What-You-Can using either of the below options: - e-transfer to ucm.payment@gmail.com - cash upon arrival For more information, contact Caitlyn Seale at FLC@uucm.ca.

Sunday Services – Social Justice Action Committee – Earth Day Service

Great Hall

April 19 - Earth Day Breaking Through the Climate Silence: Why Later is Too Late Seniors for Climate Action have identified five ways in which we all can help save the planet and save ourselves, at a time when the environmental movement is facing headwinds. This Earth Day, Sunday, April 19th, members of UCM's Social Justice Action will help focus our collective efforts on the most important strategies for us as individuals, concerned citizens, and as a Unitarian Congregation. Join the Social Justice Action Committee for an all-ages service celebrating Earth Day and our 7th Principle through song and reflection. Donations for Food Bank Mississauga will be collected.

Yoga

Great Hall

Yoga at UCM: Gentle Movement for Mind, Body, & Spirit Every Monday with Claudette from 7:15-8:15pm Discover the benefits of yoga in a welcoming and supportive environment designed with older adults in mind. Yoga offers gentle, accessible movements that help improve flexibility, balance, and overall well-being—no previous experience required. Led by an experienced instructor, each class focuses on mindful breathing, stretching, and relaxation techniques that enhance mobility and reduce stress. Whether you're looking to stay active, meet new friends, or simply enjoy a moment of calm, this hour long experience is a perfect fit for adults of all abilities. Join us and experience how small movements can make a big difference in your everyday life! $15/class or Pay-What-You-Can using either of the below options: - e-transfer to ucm.payment@gmail.com - cash upon arrival For more information, contact Caitlyn Seale at FLC@uucm.ca.

Drumming Circle at UCM – Eagle Spirits

Great Hall

Drumming Circle:  Join Philip Cote as our Drumming Circles continue! $20 suggested donation or PWYC. Time: 7:00 - 9:00 PM, doors open at 6 PM Location: The Great Hall, UCM Info: info@eaglespirits.ca    

Sunday Services – Youth and Young Adults – Come As You Are, Authentically

Great Hall

April 26 - Come As You Are, Authentically "This being human is a guest house. Every morning a new arrival." - The Guest House by Rumi In the spirit of showing up authentically, congregants are invited to do two things: 1) dress in an outfit you can't wear anywhere else, and 2) bring a photo of when you felt like your best self. Join the children, junior youth, youth, and young adult service leaders in celebrating each other. This service will be followed by the Asian Cultures and Cuisines Potluck.

Spiritual Exploration for Junior Youth & Youth

The Barn 84 South Service Road, Mississauga

Junior youth (10-14) and youth (14-18) are invited to leave after the story for getting-to-know each other activities and spiritual exploration of various topics and themes.