The First Unitarian Church of Hamilton
A Liberal Spiritual Community Since 1889
What we in Hamilton can do to address the climate change crisis? Dr. Rockingham will describe three key actions that individuals can take to address climate change as well as the role that Canada and other developed countries should play in addressing global climate concerns, including details on the types of policy initiatives that should … Read more
Putting services on the ground makes sense, especially in marginalized neighbourhoods. The Eva Rothwell Centre is partnering with the Hamilton Family Medicine Primary Care Network, which is made up of approximately 160 family doctors and a range of about 250 other health care workers who work across various primary care disciplines to open an on-site … Read more
On the 4th Sunday of the month, as part of our intergenerational service, we ask that you bring a donation to church for the Emergency Food Bank at the Eva Rothwell Centre. The need is great and providing goods on a monthly basis will make a significant difference. Please bring a donation for the Emergency … Read more
At our housing event this week, Brian Sibley, executive director of Kiwanis Homes, credited Sacajawea and its executive director Melanie McAulay with inspiring his organization to launch a program to build 1,000 new affordable homes by 2028. Kiwanis, with about 1,000, hadn’t built anything since the 1990s. Sacajawea, with 28 units, began a program in … Read more
Housing Affordability: Moving from Promises to Reality, January 10, 2023 –– WOW! With more than 100 in our sanctuary and 36 online, this week’s housing event was the biggest housing event since our church started this work in 2016. And there are good signs that the proposals to build more social housing were heard at … Read more