The First Unitarian Church of Hamilton
A Liberal Spiritual Community Since 1889
“Cities are where the climate battle will be won or lost,” said Patricia Espinosa, executive secretary of the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), during a conference of city and government officials in Germany. Coming to us from Environmental Defence and Hamilton 350, the following are specific questions for municipal candidates to gauge their … Read more
You are invited to attend an All Candidates meeting focusing on Climate Change Action on Sunday October 2nd at 7 PM at St. John’s Anglican Church, at Charlton and Locke Streets. The focus will be on a number of key climate change issues. – Helping homeowners/renters reduce their energy consumption and encouraging industry/businesses to shift … Read more
Support Sacajawea at its annual fundraising penny sale Put it on your calendar—the evening of October 20, Sacajawea’s annual penny sale returns after the COVID interruption. It’s a great chance to support a great organization and score some cool stuff too. Detail in future announcements. Here are some photos of the Grand Opening at the Oaks, … Read more
What do the leading candidates for mayor propose to do about housing affordability? October 5. Various community housing providers, including Sacajawea, are hosting a conversation on housing affordability with mayoral candidates Bob Bratina, Andrea Horwath and Keanin Loomis. It’s in person at the Perkins Centre, 1429 Main East Oct. 5 at 6:30pm. Here’s a highlight … Read more
Our congregation is backing the efforts of the Hamilton Alliance for Tiny Shelters to create a community of tiny shelters somewhere in the city to house people experiencing homelessness and provide them with food, a community and access to support services. A model cabin was delivered to our church parking lot on September 22 and … Read more