Category: Acting for an Equitable / Speaker: Rev. Fiona Heath
June 28, 2019
Presented June 9th, 2019 There is a cartoon that reflects my state of mind more than I wish to admit to. It is of two side by side office counters, like box offices. On one...
Category: Spiritual Growth / Speaker: Rev. Fiona Heath
June 27, 2019
Presented May 19th, 2019 Many years ago, in Winnipeg, I met the most beautiful woman in the world. I was visiting a university friend who was part of the Sikh community. A wedding was being...
Category: UU Theology / Speaker: Rev. Fiona Heath
April 24, 2019
Our spiritual tradition emerged from of Protestant Christianity but we no longer follow its biblical theology. So while the United Church is proclaiming joyously that Christ is Risen, perhaps this service on Easter Sunday should...
Category: Relationship / Speaker: Rev. Fiona Heath
April 24, 2019
Presented April 7th, 2019 Last month I was visiting Montreal and went to an exhibit in the archeology museum entitled the Wonder Room. It was an exhibit about “cabinets of curiosities” which were popular from...
Category: Community / Speaker: Ben Wolfe
April 23, 2019
Presented January 6th, 2019 Unitarian community builder Ben Wolfe shares stories and simple principles of co-creating thriving grassroots initiatives and change action, locally and internationally, by calling and hosting a different kind of conversation. Listen...
Category: Acting for an Equitable / Speaker: Rev. Fiona Heath
April 05, 2019
Presented March 31st, 2019 One of my favourite aspects of our building is this wall of windows. While the windows are a source of discomfort for latecomers – scurrying by with heads down – it’s...
Category: Relationship, UU History / Speaker: Rev. Fiona Heath
April 05, 2019
Presented March 10th, 2019 On this day of springing forward, with hints of the spring to come, it feels like an auspicious time to consider the roots of our family trees. All of us are...
Category: Acting for an Equitable, Relationship / Speaker: Rev. Fiona Heath
March 07, 2019
Presented March 3rd, 2019 Growing up down the road in Clarkson, I had a sense that Mississauga was a young place. There were still vacant lots on Lakeshore, and acres of apple orchards west of...