Keith Nunn

Keith Nunn

While Keith has been many things in his life—tech worker, musician, bartender, lover, father, activist, theologian, athiest—the common thread is a fascination with what makes place and community. He thinks that the most important question faith can ask is not, "who is god?," but "how are we to be with each other?" He currently lives in the Corktown area of Toronto and is working to make his communities the best they can be.
a close up of a stained glass window in blues and yellows.

A little beauty

Back in January Keith helped a friend record a video in Holy Trinity. Our space has a magical quality that lights up many songs. Check

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A little beauty

Long-standing member Bill Aide, an acclaimed pianist, poet and teacher, has offered up some beauty in the form of music, poetry and visual art on

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Resisting Apocalypse

As I approached this service and read the appointed readings I was struck by the sense of end times captured there. In our present era

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Lifting Spirits 2019

cocktails, food, singing & conversation Refreshment for thinking (and singing) people. The 2019 series started Thursday, September 19 and continues Thurs Oct 17 (Theme is

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Happiness and community

One of the items on this morning’s broadcast of Metro Morning was coverage of a report on the happiness of Torontonians (or rather the apparent

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