Tag: CUC

It’s still not too late! UU Opportunities for Deeper Involvement

February 24, 2021 • Keith Wilkinson

This is an April update of information originally posted in February 2021.

(Image credit: UUA United Nations Office – UUA UNO)

Defending Democracy in an Autocratic World

A Blog posting from Jan 2021 by Bruce Knotts, Director of the UUA United Nations Office
Bruce will be one of the leaders of the UCV Sunday Service on 2 May 2021.

UK Annual General Assembly was on 24 Apr 2021. Some sessions may be online.

- UK General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches
- See some of the People from the UK GA

CUC’s National Conference
Friday, May 14 – Sunday, May 16

Register now to be part of our national community and connections! The Confluence Lecture, Lighter Side musc & comedy night, Memorial Wall, Bridging Ceremony, workshops and networking sessions, Sunday service, and MUSIC!

All information at https://sites.google.com/cuc.ca/cucconference2021/home
CUC AGM – Sat morning, 8 May 2021 >>> Details of Meeting

UCV’s seven voting delegates for the 2021 CUC AGM are:

Lynn Armstrong, Diane Brown, Galen Elfert, Hans Elfert, Olivia Hall, Geoff Rempel, Keith Wilkinson. (KIersten Moore is on the CUC Board and will be participating but not as a UCV delegate. Lynn Armstrong is a member of the CUC Nominating Committee.)

The meeting will be held via Zoom, 10 am – 1:30 pm, Pacific Time, Saturday 8 May 2021. Any UCV member may attend to observe, but not vote.

AGENDA includes:

Proposed adjustments to the method of calculating the Annual Program Contribution based on membership numbers and donations
Setting CUC’s 2021-22 Goals, namely:

1. Strengthen and nurture community resilience so our Unitarian Universalist congregations and communities are connected to each other, and thrive spiritually, theologically, organizationally, economically, and socially in a diverse, multi-generational context;
2. Enhance religious exploration and spiritual growth grounded in the vision, principles, sources, and aspirations of the Canadian Unitarian Universalist (UU) movement;
3. Advance socially responsible actions to live out our vision of interdependence, love, and justice to bring benefit to Canadian and global communities;
4. Strengthen local, regional, national, and global networks of collaborative and interdependent UU conSetting CUC’s 2021-22 Proposed Strategic Initiatives, namely:

Within the above goals, the following strategic priorities are recommended for 2021-2022

1. Ensure sound financial management, including sustainable revenue generation, to continue the work of building vital Unitarian communities;
2. Strengthen the national fabric of our UU community by:
  - Nurturing and enhancing innovation and sustainability;
  - Enhancing and optimizing connections and relationships among UU communities in intentionally inclusive ways; and,
  - Ensuring that the CUC and its congregations and communities are well positioned to welcome and embrace those who seek Unitarian Universalism.
3. Advance these social justice initiatives:- Truth, Healing and Reconciliation
  – Dismantling racism
  – Climate justice
  – Refugee support
4. Develop, curate and focus on Canadian resources to advance religious exploration and spiritual growth in a multigenerational context.

You’ll also have the opportunity to see and hear oral and video reports from the CUC about what has been happening across Canada in UU circles over the past year.

Delegates will be expected to attend an online orientation session on how to vote using zoom.

More…

(Photo Credit: Keith Wilkinson, Mustangs along the Fraser River near Lytton from a UCV field trip with Cole Harris.)

A Few Books on climate, indigenous, racial, and social justice

James Daschuk, 2019 (2^rd Edition), Clearing the plains: Disease, politics of starvation, and the loss of aboriginal life.

Melinda Gates, 2020, The moment of lift.

Kazuo Ishiguro, 2021. Klara and the sun.

Elizabeth Kolbert, 2021, Under a white sky: The nature of the future.

Wendy Wickwire, 2019, At the bridge: James Teit and an anthropology of belonging.

Isabel Wilkerson, 2010, The warmth of other suns: The epic story of America’s great migration.

Shoshanna Zuboff, 2019. The Age of Surveillance Capitalism.

Live from many places…it’s the CUC!!

January 24, 2021 • Keith Wilkinson

The Canadian Unitarian Council (CUC) is an organization of Unitarian and Unitarian Universalist member congregations and individual Unitarian Universalists acting to enhance, nurture and promote the Unitarian and Unitarian Universalist religion in Canada.

Learn more this way:

Subscribe to the CUC Monthly eNews.
Read the January 2021 CUC eNews
Read previous issues of the CUC Monthly eNews
Pad your resume! Join in local discussions with UCV’s Unitarian Universalist Connections Committee (UUCC) about CUC’s mission, vision, goals, and strategic priorities, and, if you’re a congregational member or an associate member, become eligible to be a voting delegate. Contact UUCC Chair Keith Wilkinson, or members Lynn Armstrong, Kiersten Moore, Olivia Hall, or Emilie Adin.

Mark your calendar
for the 2021 Canadian Unitarian Council Conference and take part from the comfort of your home!
CUC National Conference 2021: Sustaining Our Light – Online via Zoom

Saturday, 8 May 2021 – CUC AGM
Friday, May 14 – Sunday, 16, 2021
Details to follow at the CUC Conference website. (Registration opens 15 Mar 2021)

Participate in the AGM Motions Roundtable 2021
Saturday, 20 February 2021 at 9 am PT |10 am MT | 11 am CT |12 pm ET |1 pm AT
Online via Zoom: http://bit.ly/CUCMotions Join us for a discussion session on the motions…

(The big stone photos were taken at E’eyalmo in winter 2021 and spring 2020.)

And while you’re waiting…here are a few book and podcast suggestions from me (Keith Wilkinson) that I thought were consistent with Unitarian principles and sources. My 8 favourites are marked with asterisks*.

On democracy and autocracy

Sarah Kendzior, 2020. Hiding in plain sight *
Sarah Kendzior, 2018. The view from flyover country
Steven Livitsky & Daniel Ziblatt, 2018. How democracies die *
Kishore Mahbubani, 2018. Has the West lost it?
Timothy Snyder, 2017. On tyranny *
Hannah Arendt, 1973, The origins of totalitarianism
Left right and centre (a PRX podcast) *
“PRX is a non-profit media company specializing in audio journalism and storytelling. We believe strong public media is anchored in journalism, strengthened with diverse voices, and amplified by innovative technology”)
IQ2US Debates – Intelligence Squared US Debates (a Panoply podcast) *

On equity and racial justice

Layla F. Saad, 2020. Me and white supremacy
Isabel Wilkerson, 2020. Caste: The origins of our discontents *
Isabel Wilkerson, 2010. The warmth of other suns

On persistence and gender equity

Victoria James, 2020. Wine girl
Sara Seager, 2020. The smallest lights in the universe *
Chris Hadfield, 2013. An astronaut’s guide to life

Poetry

Margaret Atwood, 2020. Dearly *

CUC May 2020 National Conference & AGM Highlights

May 27, 2020 • Keith Wilkinson

Featured image – Susanne Maziarz, Music Director at Neighbourhood Unitarian Universalist Congregation, Toronto; co-leader with Rev Wayne Walder of a cross-Canada ceremony of remembrance, We are together, at the national gathering on 17 May 2020.

*12 more photos at the end of this post!

CUC eNews Coverage here.

CUC May 2020 National Conference Highlights

Video of the CUC Cross Canada Sunday Service One Storm, Many Ships
(edited video, 90 minutes). The wonderful story for children of all ages read by Kiersten Moore has been deleted from the saved video pending copyright approvals from Disney.
CUC 2019 Annual Report (pdf document, 56 pages)
The annual report is full of information about CUC’s work and how you might participate. It’s very worthwhile reading!
Attendance at 4 meetings via Zoom & YouTube: 150, 170, 200, 1,000
(Numbers are approximate because more than one person may have been on one connection and some people had more than one connection!) Details of events follow.
If you’re interested in participating in these events in the future, contact the UCV UU Connections Committee – currently Keith Wilkinson, Lynn Armstrong, Kiersten Moore, & Emilie Adin. Text or phone Keith at 604-838-5643 or Lynn at 778-835-2546 or watch for a newly updated UCV Directory of Small Groups, Committees, and Teams, anticipated soon!

Plenary session – Thurs 14 May 2020, 150 participants; informal discussion of the resolutions being presented at the Sat AGM.

Gathering Ceremony – Fri, 15 May 2020, 170 participants, virtual banner parade with photos sent from many congregations across Canada, with music added, assembled by Amber Bellemare in Montreal.

Cross Canada Service – Sun, 17 May 2020, 1,000 participants, four ministers, many musicians and singers
Video available on CUC’s YouTube channel.

Annual General Meeting – Sat, 16 May 2020, 200 participants (97 delegates, 100 observers, 45 congregations)
See the CUC Annual Report for details.

Reviewed CUC’s expected investment performance with the investments manager;
(investments at the end of Dec 2019 were valued at $6.1 million);
Approved an operating budget of $812,000 (compare this to UCV at $600,000);
Approved changes in procedures for electing board members;
Elected new board members;
Approved 2020-21 goals and strategic priorities;
Responded to questions about the International Council of Unitarians and Univeralists (ICUU) conference still scheduled for Montreal in October 2020;
Received reports regarding a few of the many initiatives outlined in the Annual Report:
- Youth and Young Adults (Annual Report, pp 23-26)
  plus CazUUm – CUC youth zoom conference (34 participants)
- Truth Healing and Reconciliation Initiative (Annual Report, pp 29-31)
- Social Justice Action (Annual Report, pp 26-28)
- Dismantling Racism (Annual Report, p 35)
- Polyamory Task Force (Annual Report, pp 36-55 – the full 19-page report from the task force on this complex subject, including recommendations for the CUC.)
Celebration of special awards:
- Sharing our Faith Awards – Awards to support emerging programs in several congregations (Durham, Mississauga, Edmonton)
- Northern Lights Award – support for a major initiative, this year for Northwest Toronto Co-housing Project (involving Unitarian fellowship of Northwest Toronto)
- Shining Lights Award – for new innovative programs (see CUC website for details)
- Theological Education Fund Award – Co-sponsored by CUC and UUMOC (UU Ministers of Canada) for support of ministerial students (grants made to two ministerial students ths year)
- Knight Award – Awarded to Rev Frances Deverell for dedicated service on social justice issues including work with the Canadian Unitarians for Social Justice CUSJ
- See the above links or email the CUC office for more details about any of the CUC award programs.

Some screen shots from the CUC Canada-wide Virtual Service, Sun 17 May 2020

(Google the congregational web sites for more images and information!)

Sunday Service Leaders:

Rev Norm Horofker, Halifax Universalist Unitarians

Rev Karen Fraser Gitlitz, Saskatoon Unitarians

Rev Meghann Robern, Winnipeg Unitarian Universalists

Rev Wayne Walder, Neighbourhood Unitarian Fellowship, Toronto

Rev Samaya Oakley, South Fraser Unitarians, Surrey BC

Spoken Word

Taz Trefzger, Hamilton Unitarians & 2020 CazUUm Co-Dean

Carter Mahoney, Peterborough Unitarians, Young Adults Ensemble

Wonderful singers and musicians from across the country

– Halifax, Peterborough, Toronto, Vancouver…

James Morris (guitar), Halifax, playing Making Waves, composed for the occasion.

Peterborough Unitarians – Spirit of Life (Mark, Julie, Katherine, Stephira, Ben, Linda)

Vancouver Unitarians Elliott and Edgar playing work by Cape Breton’s Allistair MacGillivray

James Hill teaching us the ukulele “peace chord”.

Vancouver Unitarians Choir Leads: Beth, Erin, Bryan, Gavin
leading Canadian Unitarians in Blue Boat Home.

Four National CUC Online Gatherings – Victoria Day Weekend

May 12, 2020 • Keith Wilkinson

Thursday, May 14: Informal Plenary

3:30 pm PDT | 4:30 pm MDT | 5:30 pm CDT | 6:30 pm EDT | 7:30 pm ADT – 1.5 hours
Prior to the AGM on May 16, the CUC Board invites you to an informal dialogue amongst congregational delegates, leaders, board members, and CUC staff to discuss issues of importance to congregations, in support of the CUC’s vision, goals, and strategic priorities.
Register in advance at https://bit.ly/CUCPlenary to join the plenary.

Friday, May 15: National Gathering
3:30 pm PDT | 4:30 pm MDT | 5:30 pm CDT | 6:30 pm EDT | 7:30 pm ADT – 1.5 hours
We will gather across the country, virtually, on the Friday of what was to have been the start of the National Conference. Come, we will join together to celebrate our connections and our faith. All welcome!

Register in advance at https://bit.ly/CUCGathering to join the gathering.

All are welcome.

Saturday, May 16: 2020 Annual General Meeting

9:00am – 12:30pm PDT | 10:00am – 1:30 pm MDT | 11:00am – 2:30pm CDT | 12:00pm – 3:30pm EDT |1:00p.m. – 4:30 pm ADT

WHERE: Online via Zoom. All members of CUC member congregations and fellowships can participate but only registered delegates can vote.

Register in advance at https://bit.ly/CUCAGM to attend the meeting.

Sunday, May 17: Cross-Canada Sunday Service – Live Online
9:30 am PDT | 10:30 am MDT | 11:30 am CDT | 12:30 pm EDT | 1:30 pm ADT | 2:00 pm NL
Join UUs from across Canada for a unique opportunity to celebrate in a national Sunday Service together. Rev. Norm Horofker from the Universalist Unitarian Church of Halifax, with his ministerial colleagues, will lead a worship service for Canadians across the country and worldwide. Let’s come together virtually to celebrate our national connection and our national conference. Join us on Zoom or watch on the CUC’s YouTube channel. We welcome you, wherever you are. Register in advance at https://bit.ly/UUSundayService to join the service.

Cross-Canada Unitarian Online Services

April 2, 2020 • Keith Wilkinson

Worship, Coffee Hours, Meditations, Multi-generational, Community Chats, Song…

Last updated by Keith Wilkinson, Vancouver Unitarians, 8 Apr 2020

Left Saskatoon; Right First Toronto

UU’s from across Canada may want to look in on what is happening at congregations in other communities. Following is a list of 20 Canadian UU congregations who are meeting electronically using zoom, YouTube, FaceBook and other online platforms (listed from East to West). Website and email addresses are listed to help ensure access to the most current information. Times are for the sponsoring group!

Congregation	Day, Local Time & Type of Meeting	Website links
Halifax UUs, NS	Sun, 1030 – 1130 AM AT, Service	UUHalifax zoom
Fredericton UU Fellowship, NB	Sun, 1030 – 1130 AM AT, Service	Contact President@UFF.ca (before 10:15 on Sunday, if possible), for information on how to connect.
UU Estrie North Hatley, QC	Sun, 1030 – 1130 AM ET, Service	UUEstrie North Hatley zoom
Kingston Unitarian Fellowship, ON	Sun, 1000 – 1030 AM ET, RE Sun, 1030 – 1130 AM ET, Service Plus various weekly times	Email for online info Via zoom
Peterborough Unitarian Fellowship, ON	Sun, 1000 – 1100 AM ET, Service Daily – Various other zoom events: Journeys, Music Circles, Sing Along…	PUF Online Event links zoom
First Unitarian Congregation of Ottawa, ON	Sun, 1030 – 1130 AM ET, Service Sun, 200 – 400 PM ET, Youth Grp Sun, 1130 – 1230 AM ET, Coffee Hr Thurs, 700 – 830 PM ET, Song Circle	FUCO FaceBook Youth grp requests: Coffee hour requests
First Unitarian Congregation of Toronto, ON	Sun, 1030 – 1130 AM ET, Service Sun, 1130 AM – 1 PM ET, Coffee Hr Chalice Gatherings: Tues, 12 noon ET – Rev Shaun Newton Thurs, 730 PM ET – Rev Lynn Harrison	First Toronto Unitarians zoom & YouTube options
Unitarian Fellowship of NW Toronto, ON	Sun, 1030 AM – 1200 noon ET, Service	UFNWT zoom
Unitarian Congregation in Mississauga, ON	Sun, 1030 – 1130 AM ET, Service Plus various weekly times	UUCM Event Calendar Via zoom
Winnipeg UUs, MB	Sun, 1030 – 1130 AM CT, Service	FUUCWinnpeg zoom
Saskatoon Unitarians, SK	Sun, 1030 -1130 AM CT, Service Sun, 1130 AM – 1230 PM, CT, Coffee Hr	Saskatoon Unitarians zoom & FaceBook options
Edmonton Unitarians, AB	Sun, 1030 AM – 1130 AM MT, Service Tues, 7 PM – 8 PM MT, Coffee Hr	Edmonton Unitarians Zoom and podcasts
Westwood Unitarians, Edmonton, AB	Sat 300 PM MT, Stories Sun 1030 AM MT, Service Wed 1000 AM MT, Chat	Westwood Unitarians Westwood Online Calendar zoom
Calgary Unitarians, AB	Sun, 10 – 1030 AM MT, Pre-Coffee Hr Sun, 1030 – 1130 AM MT, Service Sun, 1130 AM – 1 PM MT, Post-Coffee Hr	Calgary Unitarians zoom
Beacon Unitarian Congregation, New Westminster, BC	Sun, 1030 AM – 1130 AM PT, Service	Beacon Unitarians, zoom
Vancouver Unitarians, BC	Sun, 1100 AM – 1200 PM PT, Service Sun 1200 – 1 PM PT, Coffee Hr Tues 700 – 900 PM PT, Neighbourhood Grps Wed 1000 – 1130 AM PT, Books & poems Wed 300 – 430 PM PT, Minister’s Tea Thurs 200 – 300 PM PT, zoom practice	Vancouver Unitarians Service Zoom , YouTube, and podcast options
Northshore UUs, West Van, BC	Sun, 1030 – 1130 AM PT, Service	North Shore Unitarians YouTube & Slido
First Unitarian Church of Victoria, BC	Sun 1030 -1130 AM PT Service	Zoom and Facebook Request Access
	Mon-Sat 830 -930 AM PT, Social Justice Storytime	Request zoom access via EVENTS CALENDAR
	Mon 7 – 8 PM PM PT, Men’s Group	Request zoom access via EVENTS CALENDAR
	Tue 1 PM – 2 PM PT, Guided Indigenous Film Discussion Series	Request zoom access via EVENTS CALENDAR
	Tue 8:30 – 9030 PM PT, Parent and Caregiver Check-in	Request zoom access via EVENTS CALENDAR
	Monthly, TBA, Soul Matters	soul matters link
	Wed 1:30 – 3:30 PM PT, Women’s’ Group	Request zoom access via EVENTS CALENDAR
	Monthly TBA Book Club	Request zoom access via EVENTS CALENDAR
	Tuesdays TBA	Request zoom access via EVENTS CALENDAR
Nanaimo Unitarians, BC	Sun, 1100 AM – 1200 PM PT, Service	FUFON zoom
Comox Valley Unitarians, BC	Sun, 4 PM – 5 PM PT, Gathering	CVUF zoom
Canadian Unitarian Council Staff are distributed across Canada and are online.	Many zoom webinars and round tables. Various days, topics, and styles. *CUC led in introducing zoom to Canadian congregations*.	CUC zoom Calendar…AND Resources for congregations with sub-folders on: Virtual meeting resources. Interactive spreadsheet

*Note: Times posted are those for the host congregation, so you may have to do some math or geography to get the times right for you!

AT=Atlantic Time; ET=Eastern Time; CT=Central Time; MT=Mountain Time; PT=Pacific Time.

Coffeehouse Connections

April 1, 2020 • Mary Bennett

Every Saturday in April at 3 pm Pacific, CUC is hosting Coffeehouse Connections.

Details and register here: https://cuc.ca/events/cuc-coffee-house-connections/1586628000/1586633400/

Join the events on Zoom: https://bit.ly/39WqDOj

April 18 – Music circle

April 25 – Storytelling

Here’s a description of the first one.

Join Tony Turner for a UU Music Circle: a way to connect and spend some time together on Sunday, Mar 29 at 3 p.m. (Pacific); we’ll gather for about an hour to an hour and a half via Zoom.

Listeners and musicians are welcome. To contribute your musical skills, please fill in this short survey so that the co-hosts (CUC staff and Tony Turner) have an idea of who’s appearing. There will be about 8-10 performances/songs/numbers. Those who don’t get a slot this time to appear for the next Music Circle.

If you can’t be part of our circle, but know someone else who’d like to contribute please forward this link, https://forms.gle/g3KSRddAGAfMnnb9A, so they can sign up.

Spread the word, and we’ll see you on Sunday with your instrument, or favourite beverage and snack!

Facilitated by CUC Staff.

View other CUC events here: https://cuc.ca/events-calendar/

Delegates for the CUC National Conference Online

March 5, 2020 • Keith Wilkinson

(Updated 5 May 2020) UCV has named its 8 delegates to represent Vancouver Unitarians at the Canadian Unitarian Council (CUC) Annual General Meeting on Saturday 16 May 2020. They are Galen Elfert, Hanno Pinder, Jennifer Fell, Keith Wilkinson, Kiersten Moore, Lynn Armstrong, Olivia Hall and Rev Steven Epperson. Delegates were to attend in person in Halifax, NS, or from elsewhere via zoom but with the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, all will now be attending from their homes. All UCV members and friends are welcome to attend the online zoom AGM but only official delegates are eligible to speak at the meeting and to vote. Vancouver’s delegates were approved by the UCV Board and used zoom orientation sessions to learn how to use the zoom polling feature for voting with instant national results! They also received reading packages to become informed about proposed CUC strategic initiatives, budgets, and a proposed technical change in the bylaws to improve continuity in board work.

CUC AGM details here.

The UCV Connections pages includes additional postings about UCV’s global connections.

The following pages are older posts related to National events.

If you’re 18-35 and want to meet other Unitarians your age…

July 23, 2019 • Mary Bennett

A special invitation from the Canadian Unitarian Council to new-to-UU young adults

Are you interested in connecting with other young adult (18-35 year old) Unitarian Universalists? Gathered Here is a monthly 75-minute online check-in and gathering that will give you a chance to meet other UU young adults and experience the warmth of our national community.

2nd Monday @ 5pm on Zoom

Join other UU 18-35 year olds on Zoom (a video-conferencing platform) for the sharing of joys and concerns, deeper check-ins, prayerful reflections, and an opportunity to process current events with a spiritually grounded community. Gathered Here generally takes place on the second Monday evening of each month at 5pm Pacific/ 6pm Mountain/ 7pm Central/ 8pm Eastern/ 9pm Atlantic. It’s a free drop-in gathering, so no advance registration is necessary. Search “Gathered Here” on the CUC website or on Facebook to find upcoming dates and login instructions.

Contact: Casey Stainsby (casey@cuc.ca, Casey Stainsby CUC on Facebook or @yayasofcanada on Instagram)

Here are some more ways for UU young adults to connect online.

CUC Website

http://cuc.ca/young-adults/

Our congregation supported this year-long project

http://cuc.ca/young-adults/young-adult-project/

Facebook Links

Canadian Unitarian Council Youth and Young Adult Ministry page

https://www.facebook.com/CUCyayaministry/

UU Young Adults in Vancouver

Closed Group (You can ask to join)

https://www.facebook.com/groups/122226307860396/

90 members

UU Young Adult Connections

Closed Group (You can ask to join)

https://www.facebook.com/groups/698574876830392/

A continental group only for those between 18 and 35

1300+members

Description

There are a lot of UU young adults* wandering the continent but it’s easy for us to feel isolated. This group is here to combat that feeling and connect us to each other. Feel free to share events and information, ask questions, and invite other young adults you know. THIS GROUP IS INDEPENDENT OF THE UUA. *The UUA defines young adults as people between the ages of 18-35. If you are younger than 18 or older than 35, this is not the group for you. Note: We also welcome anyone who identifies as a U/U (Unitarian or Universalist) rather than as a UU.

Text reminders

CUC Youth and Young Adult Ministry

There’s a lot to keep track of, which is why we’re offering a new way to get the most important info about young adult events sent directly to your phone. We will use this service to send monthly reminders about Gathered Here, as well as other important event notices such as registration deadlines. Here are instructions for how to sign up for text reminders using a service called Remind.

1) By text:
Just text @cucya to (502) 694-1142 and you will be signed up for reminders. You should receive a confirmation from Remind right away.

2) Online:
Visit rmd.at/cucya to sign up for text, smartphone notifications and/or email reminders. By creating an account, you can change your settings or unsubscribe at any time.
* Remind was designed for classrooms, so you’ll get a prompt asking whether you’re a teacher, student, parent, etc. Just choose “student” to move to the next page.

3) By email:
Send an email to young-adults@cuc.ca and request to be added to the reminder group. Please include your cell phone number in the message.

[Thank you and credit to BLUU for the text notification idea and instructions! Visitblacklivesuu.com/ to learn more about their incredible work]

Additionally, you can always check in on what events are coming up for young adults atwww.cuc.ca/community/young-adults/young-adult-events/

CUC National Programs Update – May 2019

May 15, 2019 • Keith Wilkinson

Latest eNews from the May 2019 CUC Annual General Meeting

The New 2019-20 CUC Board:

Executive Director: Vyda Ng vyda@cuc.ca

“Sort of” clockwise from 12 o’clock rear: Michael Scales, Kiersten Moore, Vyda Ng, Glenna Hanley, Joanne Green, Rod Solano Quesnel, Chuck Shields, Rev Debra Thorne, Tanya Cothran, Liv Gardiner, Margaret Wanlin. (Thanks for serving this big country!)

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And check out this great resource – What we wish people knew about UU – statements from Unitarian Universalist Ministers across Canada, instigated by UCV’s Rev Steven Epperson (the 2019 President of UUMOC – Unitarian Universalist Ministers of Canada) and compiled by UCV’s multi-talented Marcus Hynes.

“Instruments of the Spirit”

Vancouver Unitarians