When, in 2019, Abingdon Press resurrected Leslie Weatherhead’s 1965 classic, The Christian Agnostic, it described the book as, “An immensely liberating discussion, addressed to those who admire the Christian spirit, but
Spiritual Seekers of Saskatoon (previously known as Meewasin Valley United) was established as a satellite partner of SSUC Edmonton in July 2018. We gather regularly to tune in, participate and discuss spiritual topics with SSUC Edmonton.
Given the high transmissibility of the Omicron variant of COVID-19, our desire to keep vulnerable populations as safe as possible, and doing our part to protect the burdened health-care system, we have suspended in-person attendance until February 20th or until the SSUC Re-opening Task Group sees hospitalization numbers in the Edmonton region trend downwards.
Forest Families invites people to reconnect with their families and with nature. We’ve all become isolated. In this multi-age playgroup we lean into alloparenting to give each other a rest and create a network of support. Alloparents are “other” parents – any person who helps take care of a child, like relatives, neighbours, friends, and older children.
Camp Dragonfly is a summer camp for trans+, non-binary, and gender-creative kids. Proudly supported and hosted by SSUC. Our mission is to bring trans and gender creative children together for creativity, connection, and celebration. By hosting a summer camp that encourages self-exploration and affirmation, we embrace children of all identities and experiences.