Place: 1703 - 1st Street NW (click HERE for map)  Time: 10:30 AM to about 11:30 AM Vistors welcome every Sunday  Coffee time following - we invite you to stay Fellowship lunches are held after the service about once a month - everyone is welcome Bringing kids? Please see information about our Children's and Youth Religious Education Programs Photo courtesy of Randy Henderson Missed a service? Copies of sermons can be found on the Minister's page. Services for September 2010 Childcare for young children is available every Sunday all year  Please check the Children and Youth pages for information about religious education programs (September - June) Sunday, September 5, 10:30AM: Labour Sunday Music - Muriel Turner-Wilkinson This program is music only, focusing this year on mostly Canadian work and organizing themes.   Sunday, September 12, 10:30 AM: Flowing Back Together - the Reverend Debra Faulk The annual multi-generational water service invites the sharing of summer wanderings. Let the streams of our individual lives come together, to mingle with each other, to share and to celebrate, joining the greater River of Community for another year. You are invited to bring water collected (real or symbolic) on your summer adventures to add to the communal water. Child care is available for very young children. The service is suitable for older children and teens. Children and Youth Religious Exploration open house and registration to follow. Sunday, September 19, 10:30 AM:  Beloved Community – Why? - the Reverend Debra Faulk As we begin a new church year with a new minister, let us explore why we come together.  What is the purpose and place of a Unitarian faith community in this time? Children's programs begin. Lunch will be served by the Hospitality Committee. Sunday Forum to follow. Please see the Special Events page for details.  Sunday, September 26, 10:30 AM: Getting To Know UUs - the Reverend Debra Faulk Ours is a tradition with a 500+ year history that is ever evolving. One morning will only whet the appetite for this dynamic faith tradition. It will set the craving for more. The choir will sing. First meeting for the Youth Group. This is "Bring a Friend Sunday." "4 Others" Collections Each week, half of all non-designated collections will go to the charity of the month. Carpooling Carpooling is fun, companionable, helps the environment, and saves a little money on gas. We maintain a list of people interested in carpooling on the notice board in Wickenden Hall.  Accessibility Wheelchair lifts from the street level entrance to both the main floor and the basement Wheelchair-accessible washrooms on the main floor and the basement level Large-print hymnals Sound amplification devices for the hard-of-hearing What to Wear  We tend to be an informal group. Some people take special care to look nice on Sundays, while many others prefer jeans or something in-between. Basically, no one really concerns themselves with what others are wearing. As long as you are comfortable and respectful to self and others, it really does not make any difference how dressed "up" or dressed "down" you are.