Our Mission Statement
Grow in Wisdom
Welcome and Deepen Relationships
Act for a Just and Sustainable World
Our 8th Principle
As a member of the Canadian Unitarian Council, we covenant to affirm and promote:
Individual and communal action that accountably dismantles racism and other structural barriers to full inclusion in ourselves and our institutions.
Covenant of Right Relations of the Calgary Unitarians
We recognize that individually, and as a community, we are responsible for our intentions, communications and actions. We work to develop and promote skills and practices that strengthen our relationships and guide our behaviours.
Upcoming Services
Living Our Way Beyond…
Sunday November 27, 2022. 10:30 am
This service will offer an opportunity to consider how we, as Unitarian Universalists, embody our principles during times of transition, letting go of barriers by opening our hearts to the world. Our lives are full of stories and these stories are the foundations of our beliefs about ourselves and others. Charles Curran calls these the “normative perspectives” from which all others are perceived.” How do you want to be understood and how do you want to understand others?
Hello, Calgary Unitarians and Friends! We hope this message finds you well. Once again, we are adapting to changes in COVID management strategies and doing our best to safely include as many people as possible in our worship and programs. Please read through the new guidelines below for all of our participation options. We look forward to welcoming you and spending time together!
Unitarians
are united by values rather than belief in one set creed or dogma. Our values include acceptance of one another, compassion, and a commitment to justice and equity. We believe in exploring the mysteries of life, we believe in ethical living, we believe in living out our spirituality in this world by working for peace, justice, equality, democracy, and respect—for one another, as well as for the interdependent web of life, of which we are all a part.
We believe that it is not who or what you believe in that is important, but rather, how you live your life.
Music and Choirs
Music plays an important role at Calgary Unitarians — even during a pandemic! Music Director Jane Perry leads three church choirs and, aided by a volunteer team, organizes other musical events throughout the year. Our church is also home to community choirs, a ukulele ensemble, and more! At present, we have shifted all our music activities to the online environment.
Social Justice
Unitarian Universalists believe that it is how you live your life that is important. Our Eight Principles call us to ethical behaviour and social and environmental justice.
We invite you to explore the ways in which our church community acts for a just and sustainable world and to get involved!