The First Unitarian Church of Hamilton
A Liberal Spiritual Community Since 1889
Jennifer WallaceEnvironmental scientist and data specialist Hannah Ritchie’s Not the End of the World: How we can be the first generation to build a sustainable planet presents optimism among the doom and gloom of the news. But not blind optimism. It acknowledges the massive problems but presents solutions in an active response. This book is … Read more
A special congratulations! The June 5th Hamilton Spectator’s Arts and Life section featured Sheelah and Martin’s spectacular native plant garden. In this outstanding article, Sheelah describes the history of their garden and its function in promoting biodiversity and a healthy community. They welcome the multitude of insects and creatures of all types eating the leaves … Read more
It’s a game and a challenge! Take actions this summer to reduce your personal carbon footprint and make healthy decisions for you and the planet. Stop by our table in the foyer after services in June to pick up your Summer of Action Challenge Bingo card. Play as an individual or as a household. There … Read more
By sharing our homes, we can help ease the housing crisis in the city at the same time as we help with climate change. That was the key message at the June 5 home sharing event organized by Eco-Locke and held in the sanctuary of the First Unitarian Church of Hamilton. Graham Cubitt of Indwell … Read more
June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada The House of Commons designated June as National Aboriginal History Month in 2009 and the name was later changed to National Indigenous History Month in 2017. Additionally, June 21st, the Summer Solstice, has been a time for Indigenous communities to celebrate their culture for generations. There are … Read more