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Sunday, December 1 @ 10:30am
“Beyond Political Polarization”
Speaker: Rev. Carly Murlor
Service Leader: Diane Zafred
Technical Assistance: Wilburn Hayden
We live in times of intensely increasing political turmoil and polarization. Given our commitment to both democracy and the inherent worth and dignity of every person, how do we engage respectfully and work to build the world we long for?
Rev. Carly has served as minister at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Durham, minister for social justice at the First Unitarian Congregation of Hamilton, and executive director of the Welcome Inn Community Centre in Hamilton. She has a MDiv and MSW from Laurier, and her current work involves therapeutic movement to help people keep up or return to activities they love. She lives with her family -- husband Curtis and sons Darragh and Shale -- on the shores of Lake Erie.
Letter of Invitation to become a member of UFNWT
If you have found a spiritual home in our congregation, we invite you to deepen your connection to this faith community by becoming a member. We are delighted you have chosen to join with us on Sunday Zoom Services , and we invite you to participate in all of our Sunday Services and events, whether or not you are interested or ready for full membership. If you are ready for membership, we are ready to welcome you to the benefits and responsibilities of membership at the Unitarian Fellowship of Northwest Toronto.
The decision to become a member is an emotional and a spiritual commitment, but it is also a physical and financial commitment. By giving your physical presence (your time and energy) and your financial support to the Congregation, you will demonstrate your commitment to help this community thrive, grow and transform lives.
Yes, you can become a member while we operate online; contact our Membership Chair, Daphne Walters.
Membership at Northwest
When you become a member of Northwest, you are welcomed into a community that pledges to support the principles of Unitarian Universalism. These principles are not a declaration of faith; they are a covenant of relationship, expressing how we want to relate to one another and to the wider world. At a New Member Joining Ceremony, you would confirm your support for the same principles.
When you become a member of Northwest, you become a vital part of our spiritual and social community and may participate in the decision-making that determines the future of the congregation.
In faith
Daphne Walters
Future services:
Sunday, December 1
Rev. Carly Murlor
Sunday, December 8
Rev. Carly Murlor
Sunday, December 15
In-person Celebration
