Upcoming Sunday Services

WELCOME to 1:00 PM services at the Unitarian Centre and on Zoom

Join us for friendlyinformal Sunday Services at 1:00 PM in the upper hall followed by coffee in the lower hall.  Almost all Sunday services are in-person at 2700 College Avenue (the Unitarian Centre), and also available online on Zoom.

Liberating Love Discussions May 10, 2026 1pm Unitarian Fellowship of Regina

June 14, 2026 — Globe Theatre

The Globe Theatre firmly supports Reconciliation.

Heather Ervin, the Globe’s Director of Community Engagement will share how the Globe ensures that the plays it performs contribute to community discussions that inform and engage citizens with key reconciliation questions and other important social issues.

Please join us in person at the Unitarian Centre or on Zoom

Liberating Love Discussions May 10, 2026 1pm Unitarian Fellowship of Regina

June 21, 2026 — Why should we stand with underdogs?

David Chernushenko shares his family’s journey, a personal quest and a universal story.

Please join us in person at the Unitarian Centre or on Zoom

Liberating Love Discussions May 10, 2026 1pm Unitarian Fellowship of Regina

June 28, 2026 — Summer Potluck

Join us for a relaxed end-of-year gathering filled with good food and great company. Bring your favourite outdoor dish to share. If the weather is nice, we will picnic outside under the tent so bring a chair!  If it rains, we’ll gather indoors.  Let’s celebrate the season together!

Please join us in person at the Unitarian Centre

Recent Sunday Services

Liberating Love Discussions May 10, 2026 1pm Unitarian Fellowship of Regina

June 07, 2026 — Flower Celebration

Today, we use the symbol of flowers to celebrate the unique beauty and gift of every person.

The flower ceremony is a celebration of the strength, diversity, and freedom of the human spirit.

Please join us in person at the Unitarian Centre or on Zoom

Liberating Love Discussions May 10, 2026 1pm Unitarian Fellowship of Regina

May 31, 2026 — National Worship Service 2026

Unitarians face a new age: In the 1930s, our spiritual forebears bravely asked “[does] the organised religious movement known as Unitarianism [have] any real function to perform in the modern world?” Come and hear their bold response, and Reverend Shawn Gauthier’s equally powerful invitations to us all.

Please join us in person at the Unitarian Centre or on Zoom

Liberating Love Discussions May 10, 2026 1pm Unitarian Fellowship of Regina

May 24, 2026 — Indigenous Clean Energy

Global Solidarity and Transnational Action Towards Energy Sovereignty

Join Paulina Larreátegui as she talks about her research and work with Indigenous Clean Energy. The not-for-profit organization advances Indigenous-led capacity building and collective action in Canada’s clean energy transition.
Her research delves into transnational advocacy networks supporting Indigenous women environmental defenders across the Americas.

Please join us in person at the Unitarian Centre or on Zoom

Spring Potluck and Conversation<br />
May 17, 2026 1pm<br />
Unitarian Fellowship of Regina

May 17, 2026 — Spring Potluck and Conversation

Join us for our monthly Potluck where we enjoy each other’s company and share our thoughts on current learnings.
Bring a friend, bring your kids! May this time be one of renewal.
Potlucks will take place on the 3rd Sunday of each month.

Please join us in person at the Unitarian Centre.

Liberating Love Discussions May 10, 2026 1pm Unitarian Fellowship of Regina

May 10, 2026 — Liberating Love Discussion

In this last service of the 2026 meaning making series, we are stepping onto hallowed ground – following in the footsteps of some of our religious and spiritual ancestors. Now is the time to catch the echoes of our Universalist ancestors and shape their words and actions to fit our century and our problems. What does liberating love mean to you and how do you put it into practice?

Please join us in person at the Unitarian Centre or on Zoom

2026 Meaning Making Series<br />
with Rev. Samaya Oakley<br />
Liberating Love<br />
May 03, 2026 1pm<br />
Unitarian Fellowship of Regina

May 03, 2026 — Liberating Love

Rev. Samaya Oakley

How do we bring love into the world? How can love liberate us? Samaya speaks to us by video in this year’s Meaning Making series, “Meeting this moment with love and justice.”

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"The firmest and noblest ground on which people can live is truth." Ralph Waldo Emerson

April 26, 2026 — Earth Blessings Discussion

Welcome to the April Discussions on Nourishing Nature as part of our Meaning Making Series.  This month we are exploring our interdependence with nature, how we are nourished by nature and reciprocate by nourishing nature in return.

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"The firmest and noblest ground on which people can live is truth." Ralph Waldo Emerson

April 19, 2026 Continued — Introduction to Esperanto

Make it a Lunch-and-Learn

Join us to learn about Esperanto with Sherry Wells and David Yaki.

Please join us in person at the Unitarian Centre.

"The firmest and noblest ground on which people can live is truth." Ralph Waldo Emerson

April 19, 2026 — Spring Potluck and Conversation

Join us for our monthly Potluck where we enjoy each other’s company and share our thoughts on current learnings.
Bring a friend, bring your kids! May this time be one of renewal.
Potlucks will take place on the 3rd Sunday of each month.

Please join us in person at the Unitarian Centre.

"The firmest and noblest ground on which people can live is truth." Ralph Waldo Emerson

April 12, 2026 — Annual General Meeting

Come and voice your opinion.  Use your vote to help guide the Fellowship!

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"The firmest and noblest ground on which people can live is truth." Ralph Waldo Emerson

April 05, 2026 — Earth Blessings

Fiona Heath

Welcome to the April Instalment of the Meaning Making Series: Fiona Heath presents Earth Blessings, the practices of nourishing nature while being nourished by the natural world.  How do we live in alignment with the rhythms of the earth?

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Past Sunday Services

Presentations from prior months are available at Podcast (top right on this page) or click HERE.