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...that Oprah's O magazine featured the UU Adult OWL (Our Whole Lives) in the July/09 edition?  See the RE tab for a link to the OWL articles.

...that you can see and hear two songs from Jim Gardiner and band from the January 8th Coffee House? See the RE tab for a link to RE Special Events and Fundraisers for a link to You Tube!

Last Updated on Monday, 01 March 2010 19:14
 

Christmas Letter from the Board

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Click here or on the image at right to view/download the 2009 Christmas Letter from the Board of Directors.

December 15, 2009

Dear All: We have many gifts to be thankful for this year at the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Winnipeg!

Building on the foundation created by the previous Search team, our talented and dedicated Ministerial Search Committee put in many hours on behalf of all of us to find a new minister who would be just the right fit for our congregation. In August, we welcomed the Reverend Millie Rochester and her husband Roger to Winnipeg, and November 1 we officially “installed” our new minister.

During the year, we made a small but important change, renaming our Religious Education program to Religious Exploration, and Andrea James’ role to Director of Religious Exploration.

This change better reflects the nature and philosophy of the program, which continues to nurture the growth of children, youth and young adults within our community, and to provide opportunities for intergenerational learning and exchange as we move towards our vision of a true “Lifespan Learning” model. This year, as part of our “Start Up” seminar facilitated by Wendy McNiven, we reflected on our history and the events that have shaped our community and its relationships. We allowed ourselves to dream about the future, and set some priorities for ourselves to work on. Sustainability, stewardship, and right relations were important themes.

We’ve covered a lot of ground this year. It is time to pause, and to appreciate the presence of those around us, and the magic of the season. Each and every one of you is a gift!

 

Last Updated on Wednesday, 06 January 2010 08:27
 

Notes from Board Members

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This is an area for Board members to communicate with the church community. More coming to this space soon!

Last Updated on Wednesday, 16 December 2009 02:36
 


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Brief History of Unitarianism

The doctrine of Unitarianism (i.e. rejection of the Trinity) has also appeared occasionally in history, but it has been formally considered heresy since the Council of Nicea in 325.

Unitarian churches were formed in the 16th century in Romania and Poland, and in 1553 Michael Servetus was famously burned at the stake for his unitarian views by John Calvin. In the United States, a Unitarian movement arose among Congregational churches in New England in the late 1700s, causing a major dispute with in the denomination. The American Unitarian Association (AUA) was founded as a separate denomination in 1825.

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