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Jan 1st, 2012
Dick Jackson
“Community, through Games!”
Board games, card games, family games... they can all be a great way to join in fellowship. Old favourites, new challenges... bring your good-humoured spirit, and maybe a favourite game, and we'll see what happens!

Jan 8th
Rev. Fran Dearman
“The Theology of Inspiration: when the student is ready, the teacher appears.”
Fran shares a reflection on sparks of connection and the breath that brings life and new creation. The Rev. Fran Dearman was born and raised on Vancouver Island; she and her family are long-time members of the First Unitarian Church of Victoria.

Jan 15th
Anna Isaacs
“The Golden Rule.”
Imagine a world characterized by cooperation, social justice, non-violence and a sustainable environment. Whether we step into another’s shoes here or in another culture, the Golden Rule makes us mindful of right behaviour. This service is the result of a workshop led by Cora Bailey Bilsker at the fall 2011 Unitarian Universalist Young Adult Camping Retreat in Victoria. It is offered in gratitude for Capital's support of UU young adults.

Jan 22nd
Dr. Colin Nelson
“Into Africa.”
The Nelson Family Microbusiness Fund was established in 2009, in cooperation with Royal Roads University. The purpose of this fund is to improve the poor economic conditions in and around Mwika in Northern Tanzania by funding the start-up of three new poverty-alleviating microbusinesses in the rural communities. Colin will share with us his work in Tanzania and other places. Dr. Colin Nelson is a ophthalmologist who practices in Victoria. He has been a part of many projects to aid people with visual impairments in many areas of the world.