SSUC Saskatoon

Are you in Saskatoon and looking for an
expansive and progressive community?

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

This expansive space of spirituality was established as a satellite partner of SSUC Edmonton in July 2018. We gather regularly to participate and 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, share in being a supportive community.

In Person:

St. Andrew’s College (U of S Campus) 1121 College Drive, Saskatoon

We usually gather on the third Sunday of the month, starting at 10:00am 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 are new to our Gathering, please enter the front doors and take the stairwell to your right to get a parking permit from Trisha in the lounge. 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?

No in-person gatherings for SSUC SK until October 19, 2025: We will view the Spiritual Gatherings from Edmonton at 10:00am via ssucedmonton.com/live from wherever we are until then.

Sept 28 Orange Shirt Sunday; Sept 30 Orange Shirt Day: Wear an orange shirt to say that Every Child Matters. On September 30, you can also join in the Remembering the Children: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation event on Parliament Hill. This 90-minute program is a united effort of the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, the Algonquin Nation, APTN, and CBC/Radio-Canada. It begins at 3:00 p.m. ET and all are welcome. Not near Ottawa? It will also be broadcast live on APTN and on YouTube.

Oct 4 Ride for Refuge: Join the Saskatoon Seekers walking/riding to support Global Gathering Place. We can walk 2.5/5km or ride your bike 10/20km. More information on the event day is here. You can donate/register using this link.

Oct 7-8 Threads: Cultural Conversations: You are invited to take part in two powerful days of storytelling, conversation, and discovery. What does it mean to re-imagine how we live, learn, and connect across cultures? Featured speakers include: Yann Martel – Author of Life of Pi; Alice Kuipers – Award-winning writer; Dr. Jean Augustine – First Black woman in Canada’s Parliament; Lyndon Linklater – Anishinabe/Nehiyaw Traditional Knowledge Keeper; Khodi Dill – Writer and Anti-racist Educator. For more information and registration, click here.

Oct 16 2025 Point-in-Time (PiT) Count: The City of Saskatoon will once again be leading the 2025 Point-in-Time (PiT) Count in conjunction with Saskatoon Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP). A PiT Count is a coordinated effort to count the number of individuals experiencing homelessness in Saskatoon 11:00am-11:00pm. For more information click here. Register by Sept 26. A two-hour orientation session is mandatory to help us understand the process better and be safe. Trisha volunteered last year if you are curious about this opportunity.

Oct 19 In-person Spiritual Gathering at St Andrew’s 10:00am – 1:00pm: We will view the live stream at 10:00am, then share in conversation and lunch (BYOL) afterward.

Nov 16 SSUC’s second 100th anniversary celebration 11:00am SK time; 10:00am AB time: SSUC SK folks are invited to help plan/be involved in this Sunday with Chris and youth members as we celebrate the historical and ongoing UCC focus on social justice and youth. It is hoped that SK people will come in-person if possible being this is our usual weekend at St Andrew’s (to be determined)