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Membership

The Unitarian Church of Edmonton is a free, liberal church. That is, each member is encouraged to form his or her own convictions in fellowship with others who are engaged in a similar search for meaning.

Visitors are always welcome and can participate easily and without obligation. Those further interested can obtain a trial subscription to our monthly newsletter by telephoning the office, signing the guestbook or checking our Web site.

If you are at least 16 years of age and in general sympathy with our purposes and program, we invite you to become a member by completing an application.

There is no creedal test and no obligatory ceremony connected with becoming a member. All members, however, are expected to take an interest in their church and to contribute as they are able, both financially and through service.

We welcome you to a church that is a fellowship of seekers, dreamers and doers.

For more information, contact:

Minister
Reverend Brian J. Kiely
Tel: 780-455-9797
Email: brikie@aol.com

Director of Religious Education
Kat Hutter
Tel: 780-454-5816
Email: dre@uce.ca

Church Administrator
Linda Stolee
Tel: 780-454-8073
Fax: 780-452-1641
Email: chadmin@uce.ca

 


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UCE Home Location Sunday Services Newsletter Site Info Contact Us About Us Programs & Facilities News & Events Ministry Governance & Administration Community Links The flaming chalice is a symbol of Unitarian Universalism. It is drawn from the history of the Christian Reformation in Czechoslovakia where Jan Hus asserted that all members of the congregation, and not only the priests, should be allowed to drink from the chalice at holy communion. Hus was burned at the stake for his efforts, but his followers persisted in building a church that believes in the "priesthood of all believers."