Unitarian Church of Montreal

Upcoming Worship Services

All services begin at 10:30, except where noted below.
Child care available.

January 29
Lighthouse or Clubhouse? Which Are We?
Rev. Carole Martignacco, Sabbatical Minister
Music: Sandra Hunt, piano, and the Parts in Peace Choir

February 5
Is Winning Everything?
Rev. Carole Martignacco
Guest Musicians: Jean Seguin and Denis Barsalo

February 12
Make/Believe
Rod Solano Quesnel
Music: Sandra Hunt, Children’s Choir

February 19
Langues, spiritualités et religions (Language,
Spirituality and Religion)
Hannelore Poncelet, Rev. Carole Martignacco,
and a sermon by Richard Gendron (in French).
Music: Sandra Hunt, piano; Louise Halperin,
piano; Parts in Peace Choir and guest soloists,
Genevieve Demers, soprano, and Marie-France
Boisvert, viola. See page 2 for details.

February 26
What Is Your Calling?
Rev. Carole Martignacco
Music: Sandra Hunt

What do we do here? Is it worship?

One Sunday, our minister invited us to write our own words for what it is we do here.  "Perhaps worship still works for you," she said.  “Or perhaps there is something else that would be an invitation to greater depth in our lives."  Here are the responses:

Sunday services

Services are held in English with some French every Sunday morning at 10:30, followed by coffee (and sometimes goodies!)  A service is held in French every fourth Sunday of the month at 12:45 pm.

Come for an hour of beautiful music, meditation and a thought-provoking sermon from our minister, Diane Rollert.  It's a great way to kick-start the week with a calm state of mind.

We offer loving caregivers in our nursery and wide-ranging programs for children and youth during the service.  

Let us welcome you and your family  in person!

This month's Worship Calendar

Worship Unitarian Universalist Style

What does the word worship mean to a Unitarian?  

The word “worship” comes from the Old English word weorscippen, which literally means “worth-ship”. 

...To worship means to assign worth to something, to give meaning to something, to consider those things or ideas of ultimate worth, to lift up the highest and holiest of human values...

The Church's Steinway - An Exquisite Piano that Expels our Cares

When the new home of the Unitarian Church of Montreal opened on de Maisonneuve Blvd. in 1996, it also became home to a magnificent seven-and-a-half foot Steinway grand piano. This piano’s story is part of the musical heritage of our city and province.