Led by Rev. Sonya Sukalski, pulpit guest.
Henrietta Lacks contributed immeasurably to modern medicine, but many don’t know her amazing story of immortality. Come learn how a young African-American woman who died in 1951 still influences of our daily life in the 21st century.
Led by Rev. Sonya Sukalski, pulpit guest.
How can we take our faithful commitment to LGBTQ equality to the next level now that marriage equality is in the courts, and Don’t Ask Don’t Tell has been repealed? This intergenerational service will inspire and ignite your family’s engagement for the next … [Read the rest]
Led by Rev. Robert Latham, pulpit guest.
Community, democracy, and freedom are all values we UUs proclaim as endemic to our religious movement. So why do we have such trouble holding them in comfortable embrace? Today we’ll clarify what freedom might really mean when nestled in the context of both … [Read the rest]
Led by Rev. Sonya Sukalski, pulpit guest.
When seeking our inmost calm, letting go of business, or busy-ness, we often touch not only calm. When you touch what your spirit shrinks from, what are your options?
Listen to the sermon on January 29 by Sonya Sukalski.… [Read the rest]
Led by Chris Selig, pulpit guest.
Holy books provide inspiration and sustenance for religious people the world over. But where do humanists turn? Inspired by A.C. Grayling’s The Good Book, members of the Worship Committee will share from the sources that lift us up.
Led by Rev. Barbara F. Meyers, pulpit guest.
The first source of our UU Living Tradition is the direct experience of transcending mystery and wonder, affirmed in all cultures. Come explore explore mysticism and how it has affected the lives of humans across cultures and across history.
Led by Glen Jacob, pulpit guest.
Have you been carrying heavy bags of guilt and regret? Join the worship committee for our annual burning off ceremony, and perhaps start the new year with a lighter load.
Listen to the sermon on January 1, 2012 by Glen Jacob… [Read the rest]
Led by Rev. Katie Kandarian-Morris and Irene Stefanko.
MULTI-GENERATIONAL
Celebrate the multitude of the holiday celebration together in community. We’ll present our instant Christmas pageant, so come ready to participate, and we’ll listen to music from the choir, share in the joy of religious and spiritual truths of the season.… [Read the rest]
Led by Rev. Katie Kandarian-Morris.
In this season of Advent, we make preparations not only for Christmas, but for the upcoming ministerial sabbatical. We call a sabbatical the fallow time, but it is a time of growth for both minister and congregation.
Led by Rev. Katie Kandarian-Morris and members of the Anti-Racist, Multi-Cultural Alliance.
For this day, we’ll continue to celebrate the multi-cultural world in which we find ourselves living. What ways can we make our congregation ready to receive and welcome this world? How can it make us better?
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