Expanding Horizons

Unitarian member Jennie leads today's service, sharing various readings relating to languages, and how they shape the way we can understand, communicate, and empathise with each other.

Kris leads our evening service, sharing stories from Kenneth Patton, readings from George Santayana, and a reading from Herman Hesse to close. 

Kris leads today's service, also introducing Unitarian member Christine. Christine refers to the popular movie Forrest Gump; describing the similarities between some of the film's metaphors and experiences in her own life.

Kris shares with us about the life of Norbert Capek, and his use of a flower communion, as a symbolic ritual, to bind like-minded people more closely.

Kris leads our Sunday service, discussing the many things that could be experienced as a blessing. He explores the sense of sanctity of the concept of a blessing; the things in our lives that help us have greater courage, compassion and understanding for all.

Kris leads our service, sharing information on the life of Simone Weil; a French philosopher, mystic, and political activist. He also explores passages from her work Gravity and Grace, to present the ways her concepts can be used for our spiritual enrichment and growth.

Kris leads today's service, encouraging us to open our hearts and minds to the angelic and divine parts of ourselves. He calls us to imagine how we can act as Angels; to be kind to others at every opportunity.

Kris introduces our guest speaker Dara Tatray, President of the Adelaide Theosophical Society. Dara gives a presentation of some of the Patanjali Yoga Sutras; a compilation of Sanskrit aphorisms on the practice of yoga.

In today's service, Kris discusses the life of Robert G. Ingersoll. He reflects about being inquisitive of existing traditions, while remembering to practice kindness and share joy.

In today's service, Kris reflects on Fathers, Father figures and the roles they have in shaping our lives.