Truth Can Be Stranger….
The human mind creates maniacal worlds, preposterous personalities, AND expands our vision of the possible. How many fantastical dreams are now reality? Join us for a fun (and challenging) look. This is a multi-gen service.
The human mind creates maniacal worlds, preposterous personalities, AND expands our vision of the possible. How many fantastical dreams are now reality? Join us for a fun (and challenging) look. This is a multi-gen service.
Things are changing around us; we are changing. How do we build that solid ground underneath is which allows us to be flexible yet sturdy, vulnerable yet strong? The Folk Orchestra will perform.
The theme for February pushes us beyond our comfort zone…into deeper life, more mature spirituality, and sometimes makes our palms sweat!
Katherine Ozmet wrote “Grace without God” when working through a process of explaining to her children exactly what spiritual support undergirded her. Grace is a concept large enough for all of us. The Folk Orchestra will perform.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. wrote, “Our lives end the day we become silent about things that matter.” Through story, song and action, we will focus on the work that matters. This is a multi-gen service. Following the 2nd service, join Elaine Strawn for questions, discussion and a walk down the road of Unitarian Universalism [in … Continue reading CANCELLED – Out of the Silence
What comes to mind when you think of grace. Elegant movement? Prayer before dinner? A welcoming and engaging hostess or host? Here’s my favorite: “grace is to do honor or credit to someone or something through one’s presence.” The Folk Orchestra will perform. Following the 2nd service there will be a chance to discuss
The year begins; we know the changes we’d like to make. Sometimes we’re filled with guilt over past indulgences, wasted days, squandered resources. What if we let a little grace into our veins? Forgiveness, calm, love? Helen Meyers is the Worship Associate. Following the 2nd service, join Elaine Strawn for questions, discussion and a walk … Continue reading Starting Over
At the end of a long year, we pause to reflect. What has brought peace to us? And how do we carry this understanding into the coming year? Steve Cook is the Worship Associate.
Every Christmas Eve, we sing carols, share stories and readings, and end with the glow of candlelight. Join us! If you’d like, bring some of your favorite Christmas cookies to share as we gather for Wassail [non-alcoholic] following the service.
The spiritual traditions of the world gather for various rituals during this, the darkest time of the year in the Western Hemisphere. We kindle lights as well as hope during this service. Inez Bird is the Worship Associate.