This special service was a final farewell to a home that had served us well for over three decades. We heard from past ministers through video messages and through readings of their words. Music and ritual helped us honor our memories and our hopes at this time of transition. To view this service in text form, … Continue reading Bridging
Our UU forebearers dared to believe that the story of humanity and individual stories of life, death and salvation are not predestined by God. This freedom carries the responsibility to be aware and careful as we create the stories of our own lives and the story of our country and our world. Because our stories write us … Continue reading What Does It Mean To Be A People of Story?
Carole Sahlstrand will read and we will discuss Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail”.
We will join together in community as we view a service from another UU church. Watch your Weekly Update email for more information!
We are reminded in our Unitarian Universalist Principles that we are seekers engaged in our own unique spiritual journeys — the free and responsible search for truth and meaning. This process of “becoming” isn’t just about moving into our true selves; it is also about untangling from old selves. How might we recognize and shed the identities … Continue reading What Does It Mean To Be A People of Becoming?
Presented by Andrew Whitmont
Pandemics are life-threatening events that occur more frequently than we wish to admit. Each time we focus on the immediate, the day-to-day, and try to muddle through and eventually “get back to normal.” However, we never get back to normal since these traumatic episodes alter us and our world in ways we usually choose to … Continue reading The New Normal
We will join together in community as we view another UU service. Watch your Weekly Update email for more information!
Debra Kroon presents a timely meditation and presentation from the Soul Matter Adult RE curricula.
At least six UU poets will share some of their original work. And any closet poets attending the Zoom meeting can pull out an original work or two to share after the formal service ends. Presented and organized by Chuck Forster with guest poets.