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We are Spiritual Seekers United in Community, members and friends of Southminster-Steinhauer United Andrew's College. For further details see our website.

We have our Spiritual Gatherings in the lounge on the lower level in St. On Sundays and evenings park in the cul-de-sac at the front doors of St. You will need to pick up a parking permit in the Bethel entrance to the right of the main doors and use the elevator to join us on the lower level for our Gathering. If there are no more permits left, please park in the residential area on the south side of College Drive to avoid a parking ticket from the university officials.

10/17/2026

SSUC SK is meeting in person this Sunday, Oct 18 at 9:45am-12:15pm at Lorie's place! We will watch the live stream together as we continue the series, "Art in Community" with "The Symbol Principle." SSUC Edmonton welcomes United Harmony hand bell ringers to our gathering to provide special music. Following the live stream we will have some meaningful conversation and discuss community affairs briefly. Contact Trisha at [email protected] for Lorie's address. See you there!

10/09/2026

Join us this Sunday, Oct 11 at 10:00am via live stream (ssucedmonton.com/live) as we explore The Initiation Principle in our "Art of Community" series and celebrate Thanksgiving with a Table Ritual open to all. For those joining online, you’re welcome to prepare a small snack and drink to participate with us!

Each week in this series has two components: a Sunday morning talk that introduces the chapter’s theme, and a midweek online book study with West Hill United (Thursdays at 1pm MT) that takes the conversation deeper. The Sunday talks are designed to stand on their own, so no reading required! The link to join the Thursday book study can be obtained through contacting Trisha at [email protected].

10/06/2026

Pronouns Corner: Pronoun Etiquette Tips

"Create opportunities for people to share their pronouns with you rather than assuming you know their pronouns based on their appearance. For example, when introducing yourself share your pronouns like this:

"In one-on-one conversation: “Hi, I’m John and I go by he/him. Nice to meet you.”
In a meeting: “Hi everyone. I’m Mollie. I’m the senior program manager and I go by she/her.”

"In your e-mail signature next to your name: E. Wilson (pronouns: they/them/theirs)
If you don’t know someone’s pronouns, it’s okay to ask. You can say, “What pronouns do you use?” or “What pronouns do you go by?” or “What pronouns would you like me to use when I refer to you?”

"Always use someone’s chosen pronouns unless you’ve been asked not to do so for a specific reason (e.g., safety or privacy concerns).

"Practice! Practice! Practice! It takes intention to consistently use someone’s correct pronouns if you previously used different pronouns for that person or if you’re using pronouns that are new to you.

"Take the time to practice referring to the person with the correct pronouns in conversation and in written communication. (Tip: Worried about misgendering someone in an email? Do a quick “CTRL+F” and search for any use of an incorrect pronoun before hitting send.)

"If you make a mistake, apologize and move on. Help others by gently correcting them if they misgender someone."

Source: Human Rights Campaign (hrc.org), https://www.hrc.org/resources/why-we-ask-each-other-our-pronouns

You can find all the information shared in Pronouns Corner on our website at

ssuc.info/pronouns

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10/02/2026

Join SSUC on October 4, at 10:00am as we continue our series, "The Art of Community: 7 Principles for Belonging" with "The Temple Principle"

This Sunday, we will also celebrate community together in the culmination of our "Together Not Alone" mini retreat. At this gathering, we will honour the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation by remembering the 1986 United Church apology to First Nations, taking time to acknowledge missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and Two Spirit people, and committing to taking action to end this continuing epidemic of violence. You are invited to wear an Orange Shirt to mark this day.

09/27/2026

The Art of Community series continues. Week 3: The Rituals Principle, with GUEST SPEAKER Rev. Kevin W. Jagoe.

Rituals are used to mark transitions, new identities, and to remember moments in one's life or the passage of time. They can create belonging, mark the boundaries of community, assist in identity formation, and provide a way to tell the stories of both who and whose we are.

Rev. Kevin W. Jagoe will join us by livestream to share this week's reflection in exploring how rituals help us navigate our lives and connect our individual threads to those all around us.

See more about Kevin here: https://americanhumanist.org/team/jagoe/
Each week has two components: a Sunday morning gathering that introduces the chapter’s theme, and a midweek online book study (Thursdays at 1pm MT) that takes the conversation deeper.

The Sunday reflections at 10am are designed to stand on their own, so no reading required!

10740 19 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB, T6J 6W9

The link to join the Thursday book study is:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83255680690.

Whether you’ve read the chapter or not, you’re welcome to join.

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09/26/2026

Tune into SSUC (ssucedmonton.com/live) this Sunday, September 27 at 10:00am as we continue the series, "The Art of Community: 7 Principles for Belonging" with the next part, "The Rituals Principle."

Rituals are used to mark transitions, new identities, and to remember moments in one's life or the passage of time. They can create belonging, mark the boundaries of community, assist in identity formation, and provide a way to tell the stories of both who and whose we are. Rev. Kevin W. Jagoe will join us by livestream to share this week's reflection in exploring how rituals help us navigate our lives and connect our individual threads to those all around us. See more about Kevin here: https://americanhumanist.org/team/jagoe/

09/20/2026

Join SSUS SK in-person today Sunday, Sept 20 at 9:45am-12:15 at the Hoessler's place. Contact Trisha at 306-242-7114 for the address. We will view the livestream and then share how the message touched us.

The series, "The Art of Community: 7 Principles for Belonging" continues the week with "The Stories Principle." This September, SSUC and West Hill United are launching a joint eight-week series and book study exploring the elements and practices that can make our community deeper and stronger. For more information about joining the book study portion, contact the office 780-435-2028.

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Saskatoon, SK

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+17804352028

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https://ssucedmonton.com/ssuc-saskatoon/

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