Upcoming Worship Service
The Paradox of Community
Sunday, March 16, 2025
Rev. Linda Thompson, Rev. Ian White Maher and The Worship Team
What does it mean to be a "people" without a shared dogma? This Sunday, Rev. Linda Thompson delves of our living tradition where there is "no right way to be UU." Rev. Ian White Maher complements this by examining what it means to build a truly generous congregation, where sometimes we get our needs met and sometimes we create space for others. Holy curiosity offers us a path beyond mere like-mindedness toward something deeper and more transformative.Join us in person or Click here to join our online Sunday Service →
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The Unitarian Church of Montreal
Founded in 1842, we are proud to be the first Unitarian congregation in Montreal and Canada. As a radically inclusive community of faith, we welcome you no matter what your cultural, religious, racial, ethnic, or socio-economic identity or background, immigration status, gender identity or sexual orientation may be. Whether you are sceptic, a mystic, an atheist, an agnostic, theist or a spiritual seeker, we hope that you will find a place of belonging among us as we envision a world that calls us to love and justice.
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February’s theme:
Courage in the Beloved Community
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Statement of Solidarity with Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom
We, the Board of Management and Rev. Ian White Maher of the Unitarian Church of Montreal, stand in unwavering solidarity with Temple Emanu-El–Beth Sholom and Montreal's Jewish community following the deplorable antisemitic vandalism that occurred the weekend of February 15. An attack on any place of worship is an attack on the fundamental values that bind our community together.
Rabbi Grushcow's powerful call for education and active allyship resonates deeply. Silence in the face of hatred only serves to embolden those who seek to divide us. We encourage our community members to reach out to their Jewish friends and colleagues, to educate themselves about the historical weight of antisemitic symbols, and to speak up when they witness antisemitism in any form.
Hate has no place in our city. We call on all Montrealers to stand together against antisemitism and all forms of bigotry.
In solidarity,
Margo Ellis, President
Christopher Sweetnam-Holmes, Vice-President
Kendra Gray, Secretary
Dany Brown, Treasurer
Helen Krutz-Nagy, Warden
Susan Gyetvay, Stewardship
Avis Anderson, Member-at-Large
Hector Hernandez, Council Moderator
Rev. Ian White Maher, Minister