March 1, 2026
Topic: Seeking Wisdom
The practice of seeking wisdom: what can we learn from the multiple truths that come from varied identities, life experiences, religions and cultures?
Arran speaks to us by video in this year’s Meaning Making series, “Meeting this moment with love and justice.”
Rev. Arran Morton (he/they) arrived in Saint John, New Brunswick via a family cross-country road trip from the West Coast (Victoria, BC) in 2024. Arran is from Scotland originally and is delighting in living close to the Atlantic Ocean again, albeit from the other side!
Arran’s work has focused on love-based community building as well as training and facilitation on issues related to healthy relationships, sexuality, conflict resolution and restorative justice/practices. Before moving to Saint John, Arran was the Minister at Comox Valley Unitarian Fellowship for two years and before that the Director of Spiritual Exploration at First Unitarian Church of Victoria. Arran is currently a Spiritual Director and part-time Executive Director of a small non-profit that supports trans and non-binary youth and their families. Find out more: www.arranmorton.com
The document, The Practice of Seeking Wisdom, provides resources for further exploration of this March’s Meaning Making theme. It can be found HERE, along with previous monthly theme packets from this series.
Speaker: Rev. Arran Morton
Service Leader: Rebecca Patterson
Musicians: Harmonia, led by Rebecca Patterson, accompanied by Julie Forbes
Tech: Julie Phillips, Carl Ulrich, Bill Lee
We hope you enjoy this recording of our in-person and Zoom service.
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We hope to see you live and online, every Sunday, 10:30 AM MT. (Zoom “doors” open at 10 AM.)
