UPCOMING SERVICES

Join us every Sunday at 11 am on zoom
or in person at the Lochiel Kiwanis Centre.

November

Theme is Abundance

“When you are grateful, fear disappears and abundance appears."

Anthony Robbins

Videos of Recent Presentations

27:41

Local Journalism and Democracy

Cathy Dobson shares her journalism experiences and why local journalism is so important to functioning democracy.

27:29

Valour Remembered: Hero's from our 2 wars

Tom St. Amand and Tom Slater's presentation on the soldiers and sailors from Sarnia and Lambton county who died serving their country in war.

18:47

Net Zero by 2050

Peter Smith gives a talk about what reaching newt zero carbon emissions by 2050 really means,

11:13

Polio Eradication Tanya Wolff

A presentation by Tanya Wolff on the subject of Polio eradication.

18:00

Laura Persichetti's Person Journey to Joy

Laura gives personal insights to what is joy and happiness and how they are accessed.

27:07

Dawn Stilwell: “Jennifer's Choice: Dying Was the Easy Part” – Presentation of June 5 2022

Dawn Stilwell's sister, Jennifer Ellis, chose to die a medically assisted death, in response to the aggressive breast cancer that had plagued her for nearly two years. Dawn will discuss how Jennifer made her decision with courage and acceptance, how she was supported by her family and the emotional roller coaster that Dawn experienced leading up to that fateful day on November 13, 2021.

32:26

Bob Sutton: “The Fragility of Democracy” – Presentation on May 29 2022

Bob will take a brief global and Canadian look at hard data and several insightful commentaries on the current state of democracy, followed by some examination of efforts already being made to sustain it, and ending with a look at new ideas for action, and those who must make it happen.

23:32

Moses Lunham “Indigenous Spirituality & My Art” – March 27th 2022 Presentation

Moses, who lives in Kettle Point, will share his own story, examples of his art and how his indigenous spirituality is expressed through his paintings. He will also tell us about his ‘group paint events’ which continue to be a way of keeping ‘traditional stories’ alive and to encourage ‘healing’.

15:53

Rev. Linda Thomson “Having Enough and Being Enough” March 6th 2022 Presentation

The poet Wordsworth reflected that “The world is too much with us, and that getting and spending we waste our powers”. Over 200 years ago, he observed that we give part of ourselves away when we focus on acquiring things outside of ourselves. What would it mean to settle into our current situation and foster a feeling of contentment?

Religious Exploration

The role of Religious Exploration (RE) in Unitarian congregations

is to help individuals of all ages

to experience connections, compassion, and creativity.

We accomplish this by:

Creating a safe and supportive learning environment for our children, youth and adults that will encourage personal growth, self-esteem and an appreciation of diversity
Developing friends