We all have strengths and we all can lead or serve our Fellowship, and also society, in a variety of ways. In this service, we will share insights from the Touchstone materials, and also the popular book, “Moneyball,” by Michael Lewis. The OPEN PLATE collection today will be given to NAMI Wayne/ Holmes Counties, an … Continue reading Authority and Leadership
On this day in history, a remarkable number of inventive and breakthrough undertakings were imagined and attempted. Did this have to do with the renewed inspiration that can come from turning the calendar to a new year? This morning we will learn about Leonardo DaVinci’s flying machine, Aretha Franklin’s inclusion in the Rock and Roll … Continue reading A Celebration of Inventiveness
Eleven years ago this week, something happened that was so breathtaking that people called it a miracle. This true story of collaborative heroism still holds insights and inspiration which we, and our whole nation, need today. If you missed the service, click on the link to read it:
Please join us for lessons from timeless wisdom and contemporary stories, special music, and lots of carol-singing, concluding with singing “Silent Night,” by candlelight. This is a family-friendly, All-Ages service. Invite your family, friends, and neighbors!
Rev. Jennie and Steve Cook, Commissioned Lay Minister, and Sharon Delgadillo, our Music Director, will lead this quiet, meditative worship service which will honor the ways Christmas, for some of us, does not feel merry and bright. All are welcome. You are invited to read the sermon. Just click on the link below
Let us not let winter get the best of us! Winter can bring out the best in us. This service will include reading, reflections, and special music on the theme of winter. Please join us to reconnect with the delight and joy of this blustery season! If you missed the service, and would like to … Continue reading Meditations on Winter
Winter is a season when we gaze up at the stars in wonder. Carl Sagan said: we are made of that same stuff as the stars are made; we are a way for the universe to know itself. This worship service will explore the thought of Carl Sagan, a scientist who found inspiration and delight … Continue reading We are Made of Star Stuff
For the Sunday before Thanksgiving, many UU congregations hold a “Bread Communion” worship service. Please bring some bread that represents either your ethnic heritage or a family tradition [and also fixings like butter, jam, and cream cheese]. During the service, you will be invited to tell us about your ethnic or family tradition. After the … Continue reading UU Ethnic Bread Communion Service
With Thanksgiving and other holidays approaching, we will find ourselves at gatherings of extended family, or parties in our workplace or neighborhood. And so we will find ourselves in conversations with some people whose life choices, or values, or beliefs we disagree with. How do we stay in right-relationship with such people? The well-known parable … Continue reading The Prodigal Son
The theme for October is Democracy. Read the text of the sermon here: Ser 10 13 2019 Democracy
