Spiritually Speaking

Despite all the cynicism around crises we are facing as a society, we still have the freedom to act. We can build one another up in love. We can work together to end injustice.

An estimated 150 people attended the debut concert of Kvell’s Angels on Oct. 1 at the University of Victoria’s Means Centre for Learning in the McPherson Library. In “A Trampled Manuscripts Concert: The Lost Klezmer Music of the An-ski Expeditions,” the local quartet introduced to Victoria 14 of some 1,400 klezmer tunes that had been unseen for more than a century.

Seniors are invited join us for an enriching series of Jewish Lutheran Dialogue. This two-part interfaith exchange will be an opportunity for participants to engage in dialogue and learn from each other as well as from our speakers.

Quakers discovered that worship in silence opened their hearts and minds to inward direct experiences of a divine-human friendship, which can expand into a mutual longing for the welfare of the world.

Phoenix Theatre University of Victoria.  Sunday October 29 matinee at 2:00 pm

“We want to make sure that schools are inclusive and safe places…” said the teacher at the anti-SOGI protest on September 20th, 2023. I’m guessing that almost every one of the protesters and counter-protesters would probably say they’re pro-kindness,

A powerful Rosh HaShana (New Year) ritual is Tashlikh, literally casting away things that we are not proud of. 

Left, right, liberal, conservative, religious, scientific: all these labels are counter-productive to solving the enormous problem of climate change that we face

We each use stories ourselves, to explain our own daily lives, our habits, our attitudes, our motivations. We tell stories to ourselves which try to make sense of the world around u

Join Clare Attwell and Trevor Hancock at 2:30 pm, Sunday, Sept. 17th at the UVic Multifaith Centre for a presentation and discussion, sponsored by the Interfaith Liaisons Network & Victoria Multifaith Society.