CUC eNews: January 22, 2019 – Issue 74 In This Issue: Celebrating the Anniversary of Religious Tolerance Meet the CUC Staff: Rev. Linda Thomson Lay Chaplains: Serving the Unclaimed Stories from the 2018 Shining...

CUC eNews: January 15, 2019 – Issue 73 In This Issue: Wet’suwet’en Blockade and the Challenge of Reconciliation CUC’s Advocacy on Assisted Dying Continues Legislation Removing “10 Percent Rule” UU-UNO Intergenerational Seminar 2019 Chorus...

CUC eNews: January 1, 2019 – Issue 71 In This Issue: Welcome to the New CUC eNews Message from the CUC Board President Reaching Out Beyond the Holiday Season: Message from the UU Ministers...

West Trust Grants Unitarian congregations seeking to promote Unitarian Universalism’s eight principles can gain some extra funding towards their efforts by applying for a grant from the West Trust. Founded in 1887, the Trust was...

Over the Long Haul Donna Morrison-Reed February 25, 2001 We stand today, at an auspicious moment in Canadian Unitarian history, poised on the cusp of one of the most significant decisions we will make...

At the Crossroads Again or The Tale of Two Bills and the Gospel According to St. John By Donna Morrison-Reed St. Lawrence District Annual Meeting Theme Speech Saturday April 14, 2000 I am here...

Unitarianism: Where Did We Come From?  By Rev. Ray Drennan Unitarian Church of Montreal March 13, 2005 Unitarianism: where did we come from? What a question! There is a story of a young boy...

A History of the Unitarian Movement  Rev. Dr. Phillip Hewett Background The origins of the Unitarian movement were in 16th-century Europe. New patterns of thinking had emerged in the Renaissance, beginning in Italy, while...

Annual Program Contribution Annual Program Calculation Annual Program Contributions (APC) from member societies constitute over 70% of the operating revenues of the CUC. They provide the CUC with the means to “Build Vital Unitarian...

Lay Chaplaincy Resources for Congregations  The Canadian Unitarian Council’s lay chaplaincy program prepares and supports carefully chosen lay members of Unitarian Universalist congregations to create and perform rites of passage: weddings, funerals and memorial...