Sunday 27th September, 10.30am …
This Sunday, 27 September at 10:30 in the Meeting House 99 Osmond tce Norwood: Our gathering will be led by Kris Hanna with reflections on “The viewpoint of
The Unitarian Church of South Australia, Inc., is a non-profit spiritual community affiliated with the worldwide Unitarian and Unitarian-Universalist free church movements. We are independent and entirely self-governed.
As a progressive and inclusive faith community, our principles are distilled from the essential values of all world religions, as well as the arts, sciences, and humanities.
These principles are a living document, subject to free individual interpretation, and are not a creed.
Our first principle affirms the inherent worth and dignity of every person. We therefore welcome LGBTIQ+ people and affirm their equality in our community – in attendance, service and leadership.
Come and join in one of our 10:30 AM Sunday service gatherings at 99 Osmond Terrace, Norwood. They last for about an hour and are followed by a social hour with coffee and tea provided.
The purpose of our gatherings is not to expound doctrine but to challenge you to deeper personal reflection, and stir you up to a more considered personal faith and more ethical living. There’s also some nice music — from classical, to Jazz, to R&B!
This Sunday, 27 September at 10:30 in the Meeting House 99 Osmond tce Norwood: Our gathering will be led by Kris Hanna with reflections on “The viewpoint of
Hear about ‘Salvation and Suffering in the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali’: see Podbean link at bottom of this page!
Last Sunday’s talk on a famous Agnostic, Robert Ingersoll, can now be downloaded (see link at bottom of page)
On Sunday hear our guest Dara Tatray speak of ‘Salvation and Suffering’ in the ‘Yoga Sutras of Patanjali’ (one of the classic yoga works of
https://unitariansa.podbean.com/e/father/
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Listen to episodes of our podcast, Expanding Horizons, on pluralism, generosity and imagination.