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A Liberal Welcoming Religious Community

serving the Simcoe County and Muskoka areas of Central Ontario, Canada, since 1995

Sunday, November 24, 2024 at 10:30 am

Double Door Studios & Gallery, 4004 Horseshoe Valley Rd W, Minesing, ON L0L 1Y0

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UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISM:
HISTORY, PRESENT, AND MY IDEA OF THE POSSIBLE FUTURE
(From Prayers to one single unit of God to Principles of today and the possibilities in the Future).
presented by BJ Boltauzer

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​Synopsis 

In the sixteenth century, Christian Humanists in Central Europe – in Poland and Transylvania (which is an area shared by Hungary and Rumania), studied the Bible closely. They could not find the orthodox dogma of the Trinity in the texts. Therefore, they affirmed the Unity of the Oneness of God. The believers in the Unity of God acquired the name Unitarians.

 

Modern Unitarian Universalism is not a religion if you believe that religion is about dividing people between the saved and the condemned. However, if you believe that religion should seek to unite humanity rather than divide it, we are a very real religion.

 

There is the Future. What are we going to do?

 

​​Future Gathering: December, 2024 - TBD
For more information or to get a Zoom link please email info@huuf.ca
 

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November Gathering 

Meeting in person and via Zoom

Canadian Unitarian Council

Conseil Unitarien du Canada

Interdependence. Love. Justice.

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We are Canadian Unitarians

As Canadian Unitarian Universalists, we envision a world in which our interdependence calls us to love and justice.

Unitarian-Universalism honours both the social justice needs of the wider community, and also the integrity of the individual conscience.  We look forward to hearing your individual ideas and aspirations and look forward to meeting you soon to form a supportive community of free-thinking individuals.

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We are a lay led group. A typical service includes opening words, a chalice lighting, an opportunity to share joys and concerns, music, a period of silence, an informative and inspirational presentation given by one of our members and friends followed by open discussion. There's more music and closing words.

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Light refreshments are available and lively discussion continues on an informal basis.

Come to watch and listen or to participate actively. You are more than welcome.

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