Many literary classics get passed down from generation to generation. But what is it about Louisa May Alcott’s simple coming of age story that still attracts new readers, almost 160 years after it was first published? Kathleen gives a brief overview of the novel and its Unitarian origins.
Children and youth are invited to come to the sanctuary at the beginning of the service before continuing to their program upstairs to learn about Ramadan:
This year, Ramadan spans from February 17th to March 19th. Children will learn all about Ramadan and then craft their own Ramadan lanterns. (Principle Eight)
Services begin at 10:30 am at the Unitarian Fellowship of Fredericton, 874 York Street. The service in the sanctuary, the kitchen, the library, and a washroom are accessible for those using wheelchairs and mobility devices, by using the ramp beside the entryway on the right side of the building. You may also access the service and share your joys and sorrows on Zoom (password: coffee).