April 23rd, 2018 . by William Baylis
| Date |
Speaker |
Title |
Musician(s) |
| May 6 |
Rev. Fran Dearman |
Raven, Coyote, and other Tricksters Rev. Fran considers the philosophy of British writer, Alain de Botton, as expressed in his book, “Religion for Atheists: A non-believer’s guide to the uses of religion.†|
Baylis-Stone Trio |
| May 13 |
Rev. Meg Roberts Rev. Roberts is in her sixth year as quarter-time consulting minister with the Comox Valley Unitarian Fellowship and is doing a one-year consulting ministry as well with the First UU Fellowship of Nanaimo. She lives in Vancouver where she does a community ministry using creativity in spiritual exploration. As part of this work, she was in Theatre for Living’s forum play Å¡xÊ·Ê”amÉ™t (home) looking at what true and honourable reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians looks like. It toured through BC and Alberta in January and February then had 9 sold-out performances at the Firehall Arts Centre in Vancouver. |
Stories of Gratitude. How can gratitude transform our world? On this Mother’s Day when we think about those who have nurtured us from all walks of our lives, I want to share some stories about what makes me, and others, grateful about living. What has happened in your life for which you are grateful? And how did it affect the way you are in the world? |
Lorie Lyons |
| May 20 |
Rev. Derek Parry |
Hopes and Hurdles |
Baylis-Stone Trio |
| May 27 |
Bill Baylis |
Cosmic Connections In spite of huge separations in time and space, and in spite of the fact that information and influences cannot travel faster than light, we are connected to the cosmos, both materially and through quantum entanglement. |
Toni Janik |
| June 3 |
Rev. Fran Dearman |
Summer is Coming: A Reflection on work and play and retirement |
Lorie Lyons |
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