Learn, Grow, Enjoy

The First Unitarian Congregation of Ottawa puts on programs and events designed to be interesting, informative, enjoyable, provocative, reflective and/or inspiring for people of all ages.

Some of these programs/events are part of annually offered programs or series while others are shorter-term classes or just one-time happenings.  Some programs and events may be free while others help to raise funds for the congregation or worthy causes. 

Our Lifespan Learning program promotes learning
for all ages as a fundamental spiritual practice
in our community,
with intention, willingness and forethought.

For more information, you can explore this section of the website and download two brochures.

• For learning across the lifespan:
  Lifespan Learning Program Guide, Winter 2010
  
• For children/youth programs:
  Religious Exploration 2010-2011

Our congregation has been designated as a Lifespan Learning Community.

Volunteering in the congregation is another route to learning, growing, and enjoying new experiences. Our groups, committees, and councils welcome new people who are interested in their activities and enthusiastic about making a contribution.

Interested in self-learning? Our Search tool allows you to find information, not only on this website, but also on the sites for the Canadian Unitarian Council and the Unitarian Universalist Association of Organizations.

Rev. John Marsh with our Program Directors:
Jane Perry.Music Director (left)
Nicky Duenkel, Director of Lifespan Learning (right)