Deeply Connected: We strive to foster healthy relationships amongst and within UU communities, with the broader world and with all life. Nous travaillons à cultiver des relations saines entre nous, parmi nos assemblées, avec la société et toute la vie qui nous entourent.

Radically Inclusive: We strive to create hospitable, diverse, multi- generational communities. Nous travaillons à créer des communautés accueillantes, diverses, et multigénérationnelles.

Actively Engaged: We strive to work joyfully for a just and compassionate society, experimenting with new forms of community. Nous travaillons joyeusement pour une société plus juste et compatissante, et nous explorons de nouvelles façons d’être en communauté.

Theologically Alive: We seek to be ever-evolving in our understanding, open to new knowledge. Nous cherchons à évoluer continuellement dans notre façon de voir, toujours ouverts à de nouvelles connaissances et perspectives.

Spiritually Grounded: We seek transformation through personal spiritual experiences and shared ritual. Nous cherchons la transformation à travers les expériences spirituelles personnelles et le rituel partagé.

The CUC, through its small but dedicated staff, provides support for congregations and UU leaders across the country, fostering growth, vitality, and resilience. This support and engagement include board governance, financial sustainability, ministerial transitions, lifespan religious education, youth and young adult engagement, spiritual growth, social justice, refugee sponsorship, truth and reconciliation with Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples, and more.

Full details about CUC programs and resources are available on the website, www.cuc.ca, especially in the Congregations and Leaders section.

The CUC’s Board of Trustees is elected at the Annual General Meeting, attended by delegates from congregations across the country. The Board is responsible for governing the organization and sets long term visions and goals, and monitors the outcomes.

Find out more about how the CUC is governed, and about its Board of Trustees.

The Canadian Unitarian Council (CUC) is the national Unitarian Universalist (UU) body that supports Canadian Unitarian Universalist congregations and facilitates Unitarian Universalists from across Canada in expanding their UU roots and connecting with each other.

Our congregation is part of a wider family of Canadian Unitarian and Universalist congregations and communities in Canada. These make up the Canadian Unitarian Council (CUC), the national association of member congregations. The CUC, as the national office, is a voice for our vibrant, liberal faith community, within the interfaith community in Canada, and within the international UU community.

As a member of your congregation, by extension, you also have a relationship with the CUC.

Find out more about what it means to live your deepest values out loud in our “We Are Canadian Unitarian Universalists” video.

The CUC, through its small but dedicated staff, provides support for congregations and UU leaders across the country, fostering growth, vitality, and resilience. This support and engagement include board governance, financial sustainability, ministerial transitions, lifespan religious education, youth and young adult engagement, spiritual growth, social justice, refugee sponsorship, truth and reconciliation with Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples, and more.

Full details about CUC programs and resources are available on the website, www.cuc.ca, especially in the Congregations and Leaders section.

The CUC’s Board of Trustees is elected at the Annual General Meeting, attended by delegates from congregations across the country. The Board is responsible for governing the organization and sets long term visions and goals, and monitors the outcomes.

Find out more about how the CUC is governed, and about its Board of Trustees.