“…in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace in your soul.” (from Desiderata) This service, led by Merrill Thomsen and Susan Kaphammer, will be sparse of words to offer time to experience and reflect on solitude as a spiritual practice.
As our nation and culture prepare for our most significant seasonal observance, Rev. Jones hopes to put some of the hype into context.
Bring the family as we engage in a brief service followed by food and fellowship for everyone.
This sharing service will be facilitated by Linda King.
Prior to the Thanksgiving holiday, Rev. Jones reminds us that gratitude is a spiritual practice. We’ll have our annual Soup and Bread Luncheon following the service.
How has Unitarian Universalism changed lives? How has it changed yours? This morning Rev. Jones will offer some food for thought.
Bring the family to our brief ingathering followed by food and fellowship for everyone.
People of all ages can participate in this service honoring our ancestors, or “those who’ve gone before.” You are invited to bring a momento of a deceased loved one to share if you wish.
Have we fulfilled our commitment to social justice and engagement through Share the Plate? Members of the UUCY Social Justice Committee Carole Sahlstrand and Phil Dindia will be speaking not only on Share the Plate, but our definition of what ‘social justice’ looks like at UUCY.
As a follow-up to Rev. Jones’ service on “Testimony,” UU members will testify how Unitarian Universalism has changed their lives.