Unitarian Church of Montreal

Keep Growing!

As Unitarian-Universalists, we celebrate the lifelong pursuit of ever-deepening understanding, and we believe we find it best in each other's company. We offer an extensive and (appropriately enough) constantly evolving program of activities that encourage adults to grow and explore. 

We celebrated Earth Day with a multigenerational service

Sunday, April 19, 2009 was our annual multigenerational service to celebrate both Earth Day and what the young people in our Religious Education - or RE - groups are doing this year. Our RE director, Caroline Balderston Parry, is delighted that we can link up our year-long, program-wide “Being Peacemakers” theme of RE, which we decided on soon after her arrival last August, with this celebration, called “Making Peace on Earth.”

Summer, believe it or not, is almost here. What about spending some time at camp?

If you love the outdoors, being close to a body of water and nature, maybe some time at a Unitarian summer camp should be on you calendar this summer.
Here are a few to consider:

For Adults of All Ages

Whatever your interests, there's lots going on in our community.  Check out Our Community or the Week at a Glance to learn more.

Covenant Groups

One way to keep growing as an adult is to join a Covenant Group.

  

A Covenant Group is…

A circle of trust.  It is a small group of six to nine people who meet together every two or three weeks for two hours. Each group has a trained facilitator who helps everyone to stay on track and leave room for the “shy soul to emerge.”  

Young Adults (18-35)

We have an active group of young adults (ages 18-35) who meet regularly for conversation, worship and service.  If you'd like to know more, contact the group coordinator, Rhetta Parnas.