First Unitarian has become something of a home base, and the Unitarian Universalist faith the language I use to make sense of the feeling of walking a hundred roads as one. Since becoming a member, I’ve learned from Buddhist Monks and Wiccan Priests, talked at length with Indigenous elders, sat at Shabbat tables and danced with dervishes, but First is always the place I come back to, to put it all together. I’ve never been particularly good at sitting still. For people like me, who spend so much of our time wandering, having a home to come back to is truly an extraordinary feeling.
— Juensung Kim, June 2020
Testimony of Terri Marks, June 28, 2020
Good morning, my name Terri Marks and I’m a member of this congregation. The testimony you are about to hear is not the original one I intended to write. But […]
Testimony of Moara Sarah Barrett, October 21, 2018
Good Morning, Everyone. I have been attending First for almost three years, now, and I’d like to share a bit about my experience singing in the choir. When I first […]
Testimony of Doug Buck, March 4, 2018
Good morning; I’m Doug Buck, a member of this congregation. York University, where I taught, ran on committees — so it was easy for me to fit right in at […]
Testimony of Margaret Bryant, May 14, 2016
Good morning. I am Margaret Bryant and I’m a member of this congregation. My husband Dominic and I were married at First, and our daughter Alix attends the Grade Five/Six […]
