Unitarian Fellowship of PEI

When we come together in worship, we come to affirm and celebrate that
which is of greatest worth to us. The word worship comes from the old
English “worth-ship “ and means “that which is of greatest worth”.

Mark Morrison-Reed

Over the last 23 years, our Sunday services have evolved from an informal
humanist discussion group with little or no ritual. Presently, we offer
a sacred space that is bounded and yet open to creativity. (examples of some
boundaries: beginning and ending on time, chalice lighting, joys and
concerns, meditation time) Within these boundaries we encourage a range of
exploration with a spiritual focus. It is the role of the Fellowship to determine
the most effective ways to create spiritual meaning for ourselves. To that
end we welcome you to participate in our worship.

Participating in our lay-led services is rewarding and interesting, and fulfills a
practical need for the Fellowship. Each person’s contribution will be different,
and each person’s needs will be different as well. We look forward to
meeting you.