We honour the soldiers who battled on the front lines Who sacrificed for a cause and their country Even ending their time War is filled with stories of great heroism and valour … but in itself is a shame All sides claim to be righteous Often even pray to a god of the same name … Continue reading Remembrance Today
Spirituality without Religious Identity? In our Lakeshore community, there is a near constant discussion on the role of spirituality and regular ceremonial celebrations. We even debate what to call our “services.” Avoiding all ceremonial aspects could make the event seem too sterile. Alternatively, too much ceremony can weigh heavily and make it seem too “heavy.” … Continue reading Spirituality for Montreal’s Religiously Unaffiliated?
After a very successful evening at a fund raising dinner for Child Haven International last Saturday, our congregation took the opportunity during our Sunday service to honour the close relationship we have had over the years with Bonnie and Fred Cappuccino. Various members of the congregation took part, recounting the highlights of the years before … Continue reading Comment on “Honouring the Cappuccinos”
