Rev. Jones will offer the first sermon in a series on the six sources of Unitarian Universalism. This one covers “Direct experience of that transcending mystery and wonder, affirmed in all cultures, which moves us to a renewal of the spirit and an openness to the forces that create and uphold life.”
The fourth value identified in our visioning process last year is “learning.” This morning Rev. Jones will explore what learning means in a religious community. https://www.uucyakima.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Learning-Community.pdf
Borrowing a line from one of our most beloved hymns, Rev. Jones will explore the third value identified in our visioning process: Justice. What is justice? What does it ask of us? One year after our last national election, how has it changed? Or not?
Many masks are made this time of year to hide behind. But some masks reveal things about us, too. Bring the family to this all-ages celebration of Halloween.
This morning we’ll be joined by Joshua Jackson, Executive Director of Rod’s House, a local drop-in and service center for homeless youth. Rod’s House is a frequent “Share the Plate” partner.
In light of the recent tragic shooting in Las Vegas, Rev. Jones will be offering a sermon on “The Roots of Violence, the Seeds of Peace” this Sunday. Special musical guest Alistair Leon Kok on Violin.
Join Rev. Jones for an exploration and engagement with the second key interest identified in our visioning process: Spirituality.
Join Rev. Jones as he calls us to re-boot our covenant for a new church year, and explores the first of four areas of vital interest identified in last year’s visioning process: the value of community.
Our monthly tradition — first Sunday feast. Short service followed by pancakes and other treats!
Bring the family for this end-of-the-church-year celebration! We’ll recognize new members and all the volunteers who make this congregation thrive.