Westwood Unitarian Community - A compassionate community of free religious thought, inviting all people to rest, grow, and serve the world.
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Westwood Unitarian is an inclusive and welcoming community in south Edmonton where people can explore spirituality and social justice through a progressive, curious, and non-traditional lens. The community offers Sunday gatherings, a book club, choir, earth-centred celebrations, and discussion circles. Westwood offers connection, meaning, and justice-oriented community without the formality of traditional church life.
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What is Unitarian Universalism
January 11, 2026 Topic: What is Unitarian Universalism: Deepening Our Personal Perspectives Deepening our…
Winter Solstice Celebration 2025
December 21, 2025 Topic: Winter Solstice Celebration We celebrated the return of the light…
Sounding Board December 2025
The Westwood Board of Trustees met via Zoom on December 17 via Zoom. Here…
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About Westwood
Westwood is a welcoming, nurturing and inclusive community where people may experience freedom of religious thought, spiritual development, hope and inspiration. Westwood lives and shares Unitarian Universalist principles through spiritual growth, learning, social justice, care and compassion.
We believe that everyone has the right to seek truth and meaning for themselves. We acknowledge and respect the diversity of religions and beliefs of our members and friends including those who identify as non-theists, atheists, agnostics, free-thinkers and humanists.
The fundamental tools for defining our beliefs include:
- Our own life experience, our reflections upon it, our intuitive understanding and the promptings of our own conscience.