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May 19, 2013

“The Book of Revelation:  Guidebook for Spiritual Transformation” -- Rev. Catherine Lauber

Using vivid imagery from the Apocalypse of John art display, Rev. Catherine will share some the spiritual symbolism found in the Book of Revelation and outline how this book can help guide us on our spiritual journeys.  Service Leader: Kristen Wilson. 

Catherine is a minister ordained in the Swedenborgian Church of North America who holds a deep passion for spiritual transformation.  Catherine has combined her business background with her vocational call to serve, and helped to create Revelation of the Spirit, a modern-day ministry, working to provide spiritual wisdom and guidance to all those who seek to learn more. 

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May 26, 2013

Leadership Sunday:  “Acts of Active Democracy” -- Rev. Jess and the CUC AGM Delegates to Calgary

Our fifth principle affirms “the right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large.”  But how well as a national denomination do we practice this?  Come hear about the experiences of putting our faith into action to better promote Unitarian Universalism in Canada. 

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June 2, 2013

"A Very, Very, Very Boring Sermon" -- Rev. Jessica Rodela

Is there value in boredom?  Why is yawning contagious?  And will anyone attend a service that advertises being boring?  Let’s find out.
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Welcome to our Congregation!


 Closing the service with a song. Photo by John SmirniosWe are a liberal religious community that draws inspiration from its Judeo-Christian heritage as well as the wisdom of world religions, our direct experience of transcending mystery and wonder, the words and deeds of prophetic women and men, humanist teachings, and the spiritual teachings of Earth-centred traditions. We include believers, doubters, and seekers; those who pray, those who meditate, and those who pour their souls out in song. We pledge to support one another in our individual searches for truth and meaning. Will you join us?


We gather for our regular Sunday services at 10:30 AM. Located in Kitchener, we draw people from all over the Waterloo region. Visitors are warmly welcomed.


In 2001 our congregation voted to become part of the Welcoming Congregation Program. This is a volunteer program for Unitarian Universalist congregations that want to take intentional steps to become more welcoming and inclusive of people of all sexual orientations and gender identities. We consider this to be important because of the specifically religious prejudices that have made LGBTQ people unwelcome in so many houses of worship. Please see Rev. Jessica P. Rodela’s powerful sermon on LGBTQ bullying, “When Rainbows Fade.”