Lakehead Unitarian Fellowship

09/06/2026

After thoughtful consideration, the Empty Bowls organizing team has decided to relocate the event to the Moose Hall. This decision reflects our solidarity with the support staff of Ontario Public Service Employees Union and their current labour situation at Confederation College, recognizing their e...

09/03/2026

Please start bringing good quality yard sale items to Unitarian Place garage on Wednesdays from 7:00 - 7:30 pm and after the services on Sundays from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm (continuing September 13).

09/03/2026

09/02/2026

We are taking the long weekend off, but regular Sunday services resume on September 13th.

In the meantime, mark your calendars for these events . We would love to have you join us.

08/28/2026

Would you like to have an informal chat with people who respect the world and the environment, who believe in social justice, but won’t tell you what you should believe about God, sin, heaven or redemption? In fact we welcome all your questions about life and spirituality.

Bring your lawn chair in case the weather is nice. We will supply the tea, coffee, snacks and a warm welcome.

"Carol Ann Coffee Circle"
Sunday, August 30th at 10:30 am

This day we will gather in person at 1502 Mountdale Ave
There will not be a zoom option - join us in person

Sally Palmer Woods will host this informal gathering where we share joys, concerns, and things close to our heart.

It is named in memory of the late Carol Ann Brumpton who always promoted inclusiveness. Refreshments will be included so bring something to share and a lawn chair if the weather is good.

08/21/2026

Your mind was built to give grace easily. People are human; mistakes happen. Everyone has a bad day that turns into a hurtful comment or a promise they didn't keep. Extending grace for a single moment isn't weakness. It's a healthy mind doing exactly what it should.

Patterns are different. A pattern is a moment your mind already forgave, showing up again, and again, dressed as something new each time. If it keeps happening, it's no longer a moment you're being asked to overlook. It's a routine someone built that requires you to keep offering grace so they never have to change.

The hard part is telling the two apart in real time, especially when you love the person doing the hurting. Grace feels like the loving thing to keep giving. But repeated grace for a repeated pattern eventually becomes self-abandonment wearing a kind face.

Give grace where it's earned. Break the pattern where it keeps repeating. Your mind can tell the difference if you actually let it. 🧠

08/20/2026

Dances of Universal Peace
Sunday, August 23rd at 10:30 am

Join us in person at 1502 Mountdale Ave
zoom option -

Service Leaders: Phyllis Danu and Fred Maycock

No previous experience necessary - many levels of participation available. For more information contact [email protected].

Plan to remain for refreshments and fellowship in the Friendship Hall afterwards.