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Capital
Unitarian Universalist Congregation
James Bay, Victoria, BC, Canada |
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We
welcome you! Whoever you are, whatever
religious belief, tradition, gender, race,
sexual orientation or age you represent.
We hope that our gatherings enhance in all
of us a feeling of fellowship and love,
help us to maintain peace of mind, and
bring wisdom and the joy of caring and
sharing.
Upcoming Services:Jan 29thChristine Johnston “Dr. Joseph Workman.” Dr Workman was the Father of Canadian Psychiatry and a Key Founder of Unitarianism in Ontario.” Workman was inspired by his religious faith to be a colourful pioneer in many areas, in religious freedom, health, education as well in forensic psychiatry. Christine spent 28 years researching Dr Workman’s life while she was the Historian at Toronto First Unitarian Congregation. Feb 5th Reuven Sussman "Encouraging Pro-Environmental Behaviour." If we know that humans are largely responsible for climate change and other environmental problems, why don't we do our part to stop it? This talk focuses on methods to encourage pro-environmental behaviour. Reuven Sussman is a graduate student in the Department of Psychology, University of Victoria whose research interests are in Environmental Psychology. Feb 12th Mavis Butlin “What Makes the CUUC tick?” A discussion of who does what in our congregation. Feb 19th Dana Seaborn “Moving Music: Music that makes me cry (in a good way!), and why.” How is it that music can move us to tears of sorrow or ecstasy, and can express feelings for which we have no words? How do various notes and intervals affect the human brain? Dana will explore these questions with the help of recordings of world-class musicians. Please see more upcoming
services and past
services. ©
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Victoria, BC, 2000 - 2006 ©;
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