Are you in Saskatoon and looking for an
expansive community?

Welcome to SSUC Saskatoon (previously known as Meewasin Valley United).

This expansive space of spirituality was established as a satellite partner of SSUC Edmonton in July 2018. We gather regularly to participate in meaningful conversations, discuss topics of interest (book studies, etc.), and build community with SSUC Edmonton. 

Join us for our monthly Sunday gatherings where we connect with each other in person here in Saskatoon and with SSUC in Edmonton via live stream, and share in being a supportive community.

In-Person gatherings:

We gather at a member’s home on the third Sunday of the month, starting at 10:00am – 1:00pm local time – check the calendar for dates. We visit for a while, and participate online with SSUC in Edmonton, then share a meal together while we discuss the themes and ideas of the Spiritual Gathering.  If you wish to know the address of the next location for our Gathering or more information about our community, please contact Trisha at ssucsaskatoon@gmail.com. Online: Watch LIVE with our Edmonton and Saskatoon communities.

SSUC Saskatoon has an active prayer chain of about 4 members who hold people and intentions in their hearts daily.  All concerns can be sent to trisha.a.little@gmail.com.

Further details on events can be accessed through our SSUC Saskatoon Facebook page or our Calendar. SSUC Saskatoon photos: recent and archival, click here. For more information, please contact ssucsaskatoon@gmail.com  or info@ssucedmonton.com.

Curious about what’s happening at SSUC Saskatoon?

Earth Week (April 19–26): Join the Moderator as we partner with For the Love of Creation to move from prayer into action, advocating for climate justice and repairing our relationship with the land through education and direct engagement with our Members of Parliament.  The video is posted to YouTube; the English version is here.

April 22 Chop n Chat: Many thanks to Dawn and Judy who helped prepare and serve lunch to 35 members of the inner city community. 

Apr 30 6:00-7:30pm Red Dress Day Event at the WDM (online and in-person): Join the Office of the Treaty Commissioner and the Western Development Museum ahead of May 5th is the National Day for the awareness of MMIWG2S+. Learn about the disproportionate rates of violence against Indigenous Women and the significance of Red Dress Day. For more information click here.  Free event

May 7 Station 20 West: Advocacy (formerly PEI) BIG subgroup meeting at 11:30am; SPRP BIG Action Team meeting at 1:30pm. Note: we will be signing letters and stuffing envelopes to Senators at some point in the meeting.

May 14 Moose Hide Campaign Saskatoon Event 10:00am: Kiosk with Speakers and a Walk starting at Saskatoon Tribal Council 1514 20th St. West bringing to light the disproportionate number of women who are victims and the importance of engaging men and boys in addressing this issue.

May 14 Moose Hide Campaign Day: Join Canadians in ceremony and solidarity on Moose Hide Campaign Day with the goal of ending gender-based violence. Together, we are making a change!  SSUC SK is registered to join in virtually on this day of ceremony, workshops, fasting (if desired). Contact Trisha for registration info if you wish to take part. Go to this link for further details and to register.

There are a number of organizations that are close to our hearts.  Here are links to recent newsletters and websites:

Saskatoon Unitarians

Climate Justice Saskatoon

Affirming news

Broadview magazines

Living Skies Regional Rambler

Northern Spirit Regional Council

United Action for Justice Facebook page

Station 20 West Facebook page

You can support our community efforts and gatherings by visiting ssucedmonton.com/donate or sending an e-transfer to info@ssucedmonton.com!

We also raise funds through the sale of grocery cards  (Superstore, Safeway/Sobeys, Save-On) which can be purchased by contacting Trisha.

All funds support causes, staff and programs available to folks in both Saskatoon and Edmonton, including partner agencies and causes in Saskatoon.