The Gift of Love
How do we treat one another with loving kindness? Join us for this multigenerational service.
Topic: 9:30 & 11 am
Sharing of Yourself
Love is an act of giving-and receiving. The vulnerability of giving from the depth ourselves is what makes to gift so valuable. The Choir will perform.
Welcoming Diversity: This Is Who We Are
UU churches often say we want to be more diverse, especially in terms of race. What can we do to be welcoming to everyone who shows up? Drew Frantz, Student Minister, will lead this service.
The Spirituality of I Don’t Know
Rev. Temerson is the settled minister of the UU Church of Akron. He and Rev. Strawn are exchanging pulpits this morning, honoring a practice as old as Unitarianism.
What are You Doing to Change the World?
The whole community – just as our whole congregation – is needed to bring justice to life in our world.
WWMLKD? What Would Martin Luther King Do?
Our theme in January is “Justice;” how fitting for the eve of Dr. Martin Luther King’s birthday.
Principles and Perpetrators II
Steve Cook, one of our two Commissioned Lay Leaders returns to the pulpit to ask, “How do we live out our Principles?”
Blessed Births
This morning, the 9:30 service will portray three wondrous births: Confucius, the Buddha, and Jesus in pageant form. The 11:00 service will simply focus on their stories.
The Power of a Four-Letter Word: Hope
What power can there be in such a short word? How many times has this simple concept pulled us through times of darkness?
What’s Old is New Again
A look back into Unitarian History and the messages of the times that are relevant today.