We are located on the ancestral, traditional and unceded Aboriginal territories of the Coast Salish Peoples, and in particular, the Semiahmoo First Nation.
As the story is told, each Easter morning, the stone has been rolled away from the tomb. Each of the Gospels have a different story about how that happened, and yet there is significance to the fact that it did. This service will reflect on what this means for us as Unitarian Universalists.
Please note that, in response to Covid-19 health concerns, we are now meeting on the Zoom online video conference platform, rather than in-person. Find more details on how to attend.
In community we strive to Connect — forming meaningful relationships, Change — growing spiritually and personally, and Care — supporting each other as we work for a just and sustainable world.
Welcome from our Minister, Rev. Samaya Oakley
Welcome – and thank you for your interest in learning more about and exploring the possibility of making South Fraser Unitarian Congregation your spiritual community. Come join us for worship on Sunday afternoon or come participate in one of our community. I hope you’ll come see all that our congregation has to offer.
It has been my practice for quite some time to take myself out for a walk each morning. I count myself as blessed to be able to go around the ponds at Southmere Park to watch how nature unfolds throughout the year. For just about ... read more.
