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We are a caring, inclusive community working for justice and sustainability. We believe everyone has the right to seek truth and meaning for themselves.

Whatever your heritage, whatever your faith, whomever you love, you are welcome here. Saskatoon Unitarians is a caring, inclusive community working for justice and sustainability. We believe everyone has the right to seek truth and meaning for themselves, using their own mind, conscience, and life experience. Our services are held every Sunday morning at 10:30am in person and online from September through June.

10/29/2026

🕯Join Us Sunday, November 1 at 10:30 AM! 🕯
🕯🕸️🕯Honouring our Ancestors on Samhain🕯🕸️🕯

Co-creators: Shawn Sandford-Beck and Max Popisil
Service Leaders: Earth-Based Spirituality Team

Samhain literally means “summer’s end”—a time to prepare for the upcoming season of darker and colder days. It is the Witches’ New Year, marking the end of the light half of the Celtic year and the beginning of the dark half, when we reflect on the cycles of life and death. We remember our ancestors, family, friends, and community members that are in our hearts. We will be saying the names of those you wish to remember—our Beloved Dead. If you want to send the name in ahead of time, let Pam know. Please bring photos of your loved ones and canned goods for the Friendship Inn if you can.

As it’s the first Sunday of the month, we'll enjoy a simple finger-food potluck after the service. Please bring a dish to share if you can.

📍 In Person: Saskatoon Unitarians, 213 2nd St. E
💻 Online: https://bit.ly/3pecedy

10/22/2026

✨Join Us Sunday, October 25 at 10:30 AM! ✨
🌹🌼Agents of Flourishing🌼🌹

Speaker: Rev. Debra Faulk (video)
Service Leader: Paige Mortensen

How do we practice agency today, in our personal circumstances and as groups in society? What systemic factors make our agency possible (or limit it)? How do we accept our own agency and afford others theirs? How might agency and acceptance contribute to flourishing?

The Fall Financial AGM will follow the service.

📍 In Person: Saskatoon Unitarians, 213 2nd St. E
💻 Online: https://bit.ly/3pecedy

10/16/2026

Happening now! https://tinyurl.com/2ztyw57e

10/15/2026

💥Join Us Sunday, October 18 at 10:30 AM! 💥
🌪️⛈️The Perils of Living an Ethical Life⛈️🌪️

Speaker: James (Jamie) Struthers
Service Leader: Nazeem Muhajarine

In Ecclesiastes, an example of early Hebrew wisdom literature, a man near the end of his life looks back and reflects. He did well. He accumulated wealth. Yet something in society around him was missing. Fast forward to the present day, and our Unitarian Sixth Principle: “The goal of world community with peace, liberty, and justice for all.” How are these two things connected? And how much are we willing to risk – as a group and as individuals – for this worthwhile cause?

Please join us after the service for a discussion. All are welcome!

📍 In Person: Saskatoon Unitarians, 213 2nd St. E
💻 Online: https://bit.ly/3pecedy

10/09/2026

An Evening with Miguel A. Fenrich, author and cultural worker. ✍
⏰Join us October 15 at 7 pm at the Saskatoon Unitarian Centre and online
📍213 2nd Street East Saskatoon, SK S7H 1N5
link: https://tinyurl.com/2ztyw57e

Miguel Fenrich (he/they) is a Q***r, Black author and cultural worker living on Treaty 6 Territory in Saskatoon. As a Truthteller and Future Historian, his work examines joy, connection, and community care in relationship with land and space. He is the author of Blue: a Novel and What Lies in the Valley and is the President of the Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild. All are welcome

10/08/2026

🍂Join Us Sunday, October 11 at 10:30 AM! 🍂
💕🙏✨Living Gratefully✨ 🙏💕
Speaker: Kathryn Green & Janice Thomas
Service Leader: Wendy Smith Sumner

The Thanksgiving holiday is an opportunity to expand our sense of gratitude beyond the harvest to the many blessings in our lives, large and small. Intentionally focusing on living gratefully is good for our mental health, by counterbalancing the forces that draw our attention to what is wrong in the world. This morning we’ll share some practices and opportunities for developing the habit of gratitude, including a Gratitude Confetti Ritual!

📍 In Person: Saskatoon Unitarians, 213 2nd St. E
💻 Online: https://bit.ly/3pecedy

10/02/2026

⏰Join Us Sunday, October 4 at 10:30 AM! ⏰
⚠The Long & Bumpy Road to Lay Chaplaincy⚠
Speaker: Cori Smithen
Service Leader: Ken Crush
Join us for our Lay Chaplain installation ceremony, and hear more about Cori's journey to this role. At the end of the service, we will also have new member recognition ceremony for our two newest members. Our 1st Sunday of the month finger-food potluck will follow. Everyone welcome!

📍 In Person: Saskatoon Unitarians, 213 2nd St. E
💻 Online: https://bit.ly/3pecedy

09/25/2026

An Evening with Miguel A. Fenrich, author and cultural worker. ✍

⏰Join us October 15 at 7 pm at the Saskatoon Unitarian Centre
📍213 2nd Street East Saskatoon, SK S7H 1N5

Miguel Fenrich (he/they) is a Q***r, Black author and cultural worker living on Treaty 6 Territory in Saskatoon. As a Truthteller and Future Historian, his work examines joy, connection, and community care in relationship with land and space. He is the author of Blue: a Novel and What Lies in the Valley and is the President of the Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild. All are welcome.

09/24/2026

⏰Join Us Sunday, September 27 at 10:30 AM! ⏰
🙏💛How the YoUUth Like to Worship💛 🙏
Speaker: Daphne Butler
Service Leader: Erica Bird

Have you ever wondered what happens at CanUUdle, the annual Canadian Unitarian Universalist youth conference? Are you curious about how the youth worship and what kinds of activities they do over the weekend? Daphne Butler has been a member of the Saskatoon Unitarians for all 17 years of her life and she’ll join us this Sunday to talk about her experiences and share her insights from her CanUUdle experiences in 2024 in Edmonton and in 2026 in Vancouver.

After the service, all are welcome to join us to learn about the Apartheid-Free Network, a coalition of communities who pledge to work together to end Israeli apartheid. Approximately 11:45 am -12:45 pm

📍 In Person: Saskatoon Unitarians, 213 2nd St. E
💻 Online: https://bit.ly/3pecedy

09/21/2026

☕💛Care & Connection Sharing Circles 💛☕

🗓Tuesdays
⏰1:30-3pm
📍Saskatoon Unitarian Centre, 213 2nd St East, Saskatoon

Sharing Circles help us step out of ordinary time into a safe and accepting environment where we can connect and share what’s important right now, including both our joys and celebrations and the challenges and dilemmas of being human on this planet, of relationship, of aging, of illness and health, grief and loss.

These gatherings meet our deep need to build human connection and the community we long for. Topics and themes arise organically from the group’s experience. Come in for a cup of tea and share what’s on your heart or simply be present for others.

Address

213 Second Street East
Saskatoon, SK
S7H1N5

Opening Hours

Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Sunday	10am - 12pm

Telephone

+13066532402

Website

http://www.ucsaskatoon.org/

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