Welcome

We are a community of people sharing our spiritual life journeys.  Visitors are welcome to join us any Sunday.

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Webside Pulpit

When you do nothing, you feel overwhelmed and powerless. But when you get involved, you feel the sense of hope and accomplishment that comes from knowing you are working to make things better.  
         ~ Pauline R. Kezer


Our Vision Statement

Don Heights is a resilient, welcoming community of diverse individuals, promoting love, reason and freedom in religion, fostering lifelong spiritual growth and acting for social justice and the environment

Approved at a Congregational Meeting, October 4, 2009

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Don Heights is a member of the Canadian Unitarian Council, our national organization, which provides support for Unitarians across Canada.

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Sunday Services

May 26 at 10:30 am

Delighting in the Different and Embracing the Environment

Presenter: Blakka Ellis

Service Leader: Michael Kenny

Music:  Jesse Ellis

Blakka will make humorous commentary on cross-cultural experiences from his position as a Jamaican in Canada.       He  will also relate some of his personal journey, from the inner-city community of Trench Town, to life as an educator and professional performing artist. 



June 2 at 10:30 am

Flower Service

Service Leader:Sheila White and the Caring Team

Our annual flower service is a longstanding Don Heights tradition.  Bring a flower and take one home.  In a program rich with music and readings, we will celebrate and revere flowers and the meaning they hold in our lives.  We will talk about flowers, the feelings and personal memories they evoke.  Symbolically, flowers portray a welcoming of spring, regeneration and dedication anew.  Some lore asserts that individual flowers have specialized meanings and messages for each of us.  Join us in officially welcoming Janis Daly as our lay chaplain at this service.  Remember to bring a flower to add to the morning bouquet.





June 9 at 10:30 am

Lighting Candles at Queen's Park


PresenterRev. Jeffrey Brown

Faith encourages us to hope and to imagine a more fair and sustainable world.  Faith groups like the Interfaith Social Assistance Reform Coalition encourage us to put out faith into action to shape a more just, eco-equitable society and planet.  How do we respond to our faith and live our Unitarian Universalist values?







 Sunday Services Chair: Sharyn Devine