Join us for worship opportunities through the weekend, at our Opening Ceremony, Saturday morning worship, and our national Sunday Service event.

Friday evening's Opening Ceremony, the Confluence Lecture, and the Sunday Worship Service will be recorded and made available on the CUC's YouTube Channel for later viewing.

Sing with Us!

Susanne Maziarz is recruiting both UU congregational choirs and individual singers to join together in a virtual choir for a new song, Light of Love, by Rev. Wendy Perkins.
Join in by May 1! Check out how to participate under the Music page.

Join us for an uplifting ceremony as we open our weekend together with music, reflection, and community. As part of our Keeping it Alight service, we invite you to join us as we all light a candle together, symbolizing the gift of light we give one another.

The Conference Team, CUC Board and UU Ministers of Canada are looking forward to welcoming you with our virtual banner parade, and messages of love and faith.

The Opening Ceremony will be live-streamed on Zoom at http://bit.ly/OpeningCeremonyCUC and will be closed captioned.

Saturday May 15, 8:30 am PT | 9:30 am, MT | 10:30 am CT | 11:30 am ET | 12:30 pm AT (1 hour)

"Don't Leave Your Cares at the Door"

We welcome you to gather with us as we tend to our fragile embers. Lay Chaplains and friends create a space to honour and give voice to the loss and difficulties of these days. Join us for a heartfelt ritual of song, meditation, readings, and sharing of what is in our hearts.

Visit our virtual Memorial Wall any time before or during the Conference. This place is provided to commemorate and honour a loved one, mark a loss or hold a light to a concern that is in your heart. This Wall will be included in the Saturday morning ritual led by the Lay Chaplains.

You can participate by leaving a comment on a Note or uploading a photo.

Two ministers are on call and available to support conference participants who may find themselves distressed or struggling with conflict or personal spiritual/emotional issues.

Email ministeroncall@cuc.ca to book an appointment.

In this annual youth and young adult-led worship, we celebrate the many significant transitions of our lives, with a particular focus on those who are "bridging" from the youth to the young adult communities. Bridging is one of the unique rites of passage of our Unitarian Universalist faith. Conference attendees of all ages are invited to witness this important transition ceremony, and celebrate those who are bravely stepping from one phase of life to another.

Junior youth (12-13 year olds) may also bridge into youth community, and young adults who have reached the age of 35 may wish to bridge out of young adulthood. If you would like to be recognized in either of these ways, reach out to casey@cuc.ca.