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Rev. Brian Kiely is the Newest Knight

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Rev. Brian Kiely was awarded the honoured Victor and Nancy Knight Living Tribute Award in Calgary at the CUC’s Annual Conference and Meeting. Each recipient is chosen by previous Knights, and this year’s winner, Rev. Brian Kiely, was selected by an illustrious group of previous Knight winners.

Every year, the Knight Award is presented to a living person who has, as a volunteer, contributed at the national level to furthering the principles of Unitarianism in Canada, and honours the ideals exemplified by the lives and work of Victor and Nancy Knight.

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