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Mothers, Memory, and the Future We Long ForJoin us on Sunday, May 10th 2026, for a Calgary Unitarians' Service on Mothers, Memory, and the Future We Long For in Panabaker at 10:30 am. We hope to see you there! |
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May 2026 Sermon Series |
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AnnouncementsOnline Gathering After Services
Road Trips, Higher Gas Prices & CU fundraising Calgary Co-op Gift Cards – Deadline Friday May 17 The higher fuel prices and summer road trips can benefit Calgary Unitarian fundraising. When 15 Coop Gift Card purchasers add $100 or $200 to their Gift Card orders, we would have $75 to $150 more for our church. Over several orders, we can easily add $1000 more to the cashflow for important programs like supporting Indigenous programs. Purchasing gasoline with Calgary Coop cards only takes a few extra minutes.
Lost! Our huge Rainbow Flag. If you know where it is, please let Michael know at leboldus.m@calgaryunitarians.ca
Calgary Unitarians’ Awards – Nominations Open! Submit your nominations by May 15 Awards:
To read the CU Award Nomination Guidelines, CLICK HERE. Know someone deserving? Email: socialjustice@calgaryunitarians.ca
Hymn Sing Service Requests As we get closer to the Hymn Sing Service on June 28th, we would love to know what you want to hear! To make your request speak to Matthew, our Music Director.
Thank you for your Generosity! Thank you Calgary Unitarians for showing that your superpower is Generosity! Through your love of little potatoes and selfless generosity you have helped Huggabowl provide 35 meals to Calgarians in need. If you'd like to learn more about Huggabowl and their role in addressing food insecurity in our city please go to their website: www.huggabowl.com |
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Facilitate with Care: Small Group FacilitationBuild skills for facilitating small groups, including listening well, creating inclusive agreements, supporting balanced participation, and navigating group dynamics with care.Strong, well-facilitated meetings and small groups don’t happen by accident—they are the result of intentional practice, shared tools, and a commitment to creating spaces where every voice can be heard. In Unitarian Universalist community life, both effective meeting leadership and thoughtful small group facilitation help us live into our values of collaboration, inclusion, interdependence, and democratic participation. In this workshop, we will explore practical skills for strengthening how we gather, make decisions, and engage in meaningful conversation and offers a deeper toolkit for anyone who helps lead, host, or participate in UU community spaces. Participants will have opportunities to learn through hands-on practice, reflection, and shared experimentation with real facilitation and meeting scenarios. Whether your focus is committees, teams, or covenant groups, these sessions are designed to support more grounded, inclusive, and effective collective work. Please contact Rev. Samaya if you’d like to attend. |
