Sermon by Rev. Shawn Newton.

Join us on Sunday for our annual celebration of Spring, as we create a grand arrangement of flowers that will be a reflection of both our individuality and our place within our community.

I will be joined by a team of members who attended the Canadian Unitarian Council's Annual Meeting & Conference last weekend in Calgary in sharing reflections on the conference's theme: diversity.

Please remember to bring a flower (or a few!) with you to mark this ritual.

(If you aren't able to make it to First with a flower, know that there will be flowers waiting for you.)

In love and faith,
Shawn

Reception for the Art Show in Sunderland Hall during May, featuring the work of Joanne Mitchell.

How is your bicycle? Have you pedalled it around yet this spring?

Find out you how to keep your bikes in good condition, how to change a tire, how put the chain back on if it falls off, etc.

You can bring your own bike so you can try those techniques yourself, but if you don't have a bike or are unable to ride to the Church, this workshop will still be a great learning experience for you.

Bike Works and Cycle Toronto of Ward 22 will be here, and Toronto Cycle will provide information about safe cycling and what their organization is doing to make Toronto's streets safer to ride.

This is a free Event to help promote safe cycling.

A Unitarian Universalist Memorial Service focuses on celebrating in an individual way, the life and achievements of the person who has died. Time and again people from other denominations who attend a UU Memorial Service are impressed by its warmth and its personal nature.

Join Margo Holland and Kate Chung for this interactive workshop that helps you to create a Celebration of Life Service that reflects your own unique self.

$5.00 or pay what you can (bring a sandwich).

"Taming Capitalism Run Wild"

Bill Moyers interviews economist Richard Wolff, author of Capitalism Hits the Fan: The Global Economic Meltdown and What to Do About It , and activist Saru Jayaraman.

In Shaw Hall at 12:15 pm.

We Agnostics is a program like Alcoholics Anonynmous in which participants are not asked to believe in anything except that recovery is possible. See WeAgnostics.com for more information.