Capital Unitarian Universalist Congregation

Speaker: Rev Lynn Harrison (video sermon) Life calls us to adapt to countless changes, in our personal lives and in society as a whole. How do we practice adapting to change, especially when change is unexpected or challenging? How do we practice ways of creating stability for ourselves and others in times of profound change? Part of the Meaning Making series of CUC video services. Forum: There will be a forum, Rev Lynn will not be in attendance.

Speakers: Sarah Weaver and Jeffery Freed

Jeffery Freed speaks of his work as a pathologist and how that impacted his life. Sarah tells us about a beautiful serene lake and an old run-down resort. About an idealistic couple with a lofty vision-to transform the resort into a centre for personal wellness and environmental education. And about her journey, what worked and the lessons she learned. 

Forum: There will be a forum with speakers in attendance.

Speaker: Christie Foster, Peter Scales

Two BC teenagers joined the Canadian Army and went to war in Flanders. Through their diaries, their grandchildren have met and brought the stories together for the first time in 100 years.

Forum: Peter and Christie will attend the forum.

Speaker: Rev Shana Lynnegood

Often it’s the simple things that can make an outsize difference in our lives. How can we cherish and savour the moments of delight in our lives? How can they offer us joy in the midst of the struggles and challenges of our lives?

Bio: Rev. Shana Lynngood, is Co-Minister of the Unitarian Universalist Community of Victoria, where she is in the beginning of her 17th year of ministry. She and her wife are parents of a 20 year old daughter and 14 year old son. Among Rev. Shana’s delights are poetry, music, art time with friends, and travel-not necessarily in that order, and sometimes ideally combined.

Forum: Rev. Shana will attend the forum however will need to leave at 11:45 a.m.