Who we are

Join us at 10am each Sunday morning at Norway House (1110 Hillside Street, off street parking beside Norway House), and we are always on Zoom. (Please send an email to us through “Contact us” and we’ll be delighted to send you the Zoom information!)

Capital Unitarian Universalist Congregation is a vibrant lay-led UU community in Victoria, BC, Canada.

We welcome you, whoever you are, whatever religious belief, tradition, gender, race, sexual orientation or age you represent.  We hope that our time together will enhance in all of us a feeling of fellowship and love, help us maintain peace of mind, and bring wisdom and the joy of caring and sharing.

Our mission is to build an inclusive, evolving, liberal religious community which offers a safe, supportive, stimulating environment to those who feel the need for spiritual

Apr
21
Sun
Sunday April 21st at Norway House, Ollie Belisle – The Christ Conspiracy
Apr 21 @ 10:00 am – 11:00 am
Sunday April 21st at Norway House, Ollie Belisle - The Christ Conspiracy
There is arguably no figure more renowned than Jesus Christ. Despite living over 2,000 years ago, long before the rise of social media, this Palestinian Jew remains an influential icon, shaping attitudes and behaviors globally through his enduring story. But what unfolds when we detach Christ from our preconceived notions and approach his story anew? What transpires when we expand our exploration of this legendary figure to encompass previously overlooked sources? What occurs when we examine the Gospels without the lens of mainstream Christianity, focusing instead on Christ’s teachings rather than his divine origins and miraculous deeds? Join us this Sunday to delve into what could be deemed the greatest conspiracy in world history: the Christ Conspiracy.
Apr
28
Sun
Sunday April 28th 10am at Norway House – Di Clift – Do Unitarians Pray?
Apr 28 @ 10:00 am – 11:00 am
Sunday April 28th 10am at Norway House - Di Clift - Do Unitarians Pray?

Unitarian spiritual practice tends to shy away from prayer, which implies communication with a supernatural being.  But does prayer work?  Can prayer help heal oneself or others?  Is it an unavoidable human instinct?

Di is one of CUUC’s lay chaplains.

Supporting our community

We welcome your donations and will issue a tax receipt at the end of the year.  Thank you for your generosity.

Please note: we invite a wide range of guests to speak on Sunday mornings and none of them speaks for the congregation.