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[when someone asks about Unitarian Universalism] "I say we are seekers of truth...I talk about inclusivity, and social conscience and activism. I tell them for me, it is part of my family."

"We are a gathering of diverse, open-minded, people of many faiths and backgrounds who meet to enrich their spiritual journeys."

"We support the worth and dignity of each individual without exception."

"I believe that religion and faith are supposed to make us better people who live better lives, and Unitarian Universalism does just that" - Rev. Helen McFadyen

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Kamloops Board of Directors are:

Heather Allen- President

Verne Smythe – Secretary

Roland Neave – Treasurer

Marten Letinga – Member at Large

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What People Are Saying

[when someone asks about Unitarian Universalism] "I say we are seekers of truth...I talk about inclusivity, and social conscience and activism. I tell them for me, it is part of my family."

"We are a gathering of diverse, open-minded, people of many faiths and backgrounds who meet to enrich their spiritual journeys."

"We support the worth and dignity of each individual without exception."

"I believe that religion and faith are supposed to make us better people who live better lives, and Unitarian Universalism does just that" - Rev. Helen McFadyen

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Kamloops

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Sept 23 — Water Communion

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[when someone asks about Unitarian Universalism] "I say we are seekers of truth...I talk about inclusivity, and social conscience and activism. I tell them for me, it is part of my family."

"We are a gathering of diverse, open-minded, people of many faiths and backgrounds who meet to enrich their spiritual journeys."

"We support the worth and dignity of each individual without exception."

"I believe that religion and faith are supposed to make us better people who live better lives, and Unitarian Universalism does just that" - Rev. Helen McFadyen