Capital Unitarian Universalist Congregation The Capital Letter
VICTORIA, BC 2014
Sunday Services in November Nov. 2nd Lisa Greenly “Compassionate Action: Kiva and Mir- co-lending.” The nice things about UU principles is that if you are trying to do good you are most likely living out the intent of at least one or two of them. How about a compassionate action that covers all of our UU principles - costs very little money, takes a small amount of time and changes the world. Interested? Children's Program John Pullyblank Nov. 9th Amanda Tarling “ The Unitarian Third Principle ” Our Third Principle says: “ Acceptance of one another and en- May the glory of autumn couragement to spiritual growth in our congregations.” To accept lie about us another is truly a challenging thing. How often have we tried to fresh gold change someone? What are the tools available to help us ac- for a time. cept? This morning we explore how we can deepen our spiritual And when the dark comes, and knowledge and encourage others to do the same. the cold may we remember how today we Children's Program stand in glory, how we walk in bounty Nov. 16th Murray Enkin “Contingency, Irony and Solidarity.” heaped upon the earth’s dark A Homily based on the title of a book by Richard Rorty that ad- carpet, dresses these three subjects. how we move knee deep in Children's Program abundance flung against night’s winter curtain. Nov. 23rd Dana L. Seaborn “ Celebrating our Sources with We are thankful for its coming Gospel Music. ” Christianity is one of our UU sources; gospel and for its passing. music is an enthusiastic celebration of that faith. Join us as we explore the roots of this African-American music and its inspiring Let it be. commitment to God, community and social change. Barbara J. Pescan Children's Program
All services are held Sundays at Nov. 30th Dr. John Pullyblank " Mental Health, Atheism, and the 10:00 a.m. at The James Bay New Religious/Spiritual. ” This homily will look at thinking and find- Horizons Centre, 234 Menzies ings about the relative virtues of atheism or a more “religious" Street, Victoria, BC. Child care is belief system for protecting our mental health. provided free of charge with our Children’s program. Children's Program Website: www.unitariancongregation.org Victoria page 1 BC email: [email protected]