The November Special Collection will be the Day Center run by the Congregations United for Compassion and Empowerment (CUCE).
with Liturgist Sabrina JonesIn this first of two services inspired by the Jewish High Holy Days, we’ll reflect on forgiveness through the lens of Unitarian Universalism and our First Principle. How might our commitment to inherent worth inform our understanding and practice of forgiveness? Streaming to our FaceBook page. September’s theme: First Principle Order of … Continue reading Harm and Healing Part 1: Forgiveness
with Worship Associate Jacqui WalpoleEach month this year, we explore one of the Unitarian Universalist Principles. This month, we begin with the First Principle, in which we “covenant to affirm and promote the inherent worth and dignity of all persons.” That’s not easy in the best of times. What might we do with this Principle … Continue reading Practicing Inherent Worth and Dignity
This Sunday is Ingathering, as we come together as a community of all ages to begin a new church year. And it is good to be together! Today, we’ll explore this coming together with story, music, dance and reflection, and we’ll celebrate our annual water communion ritual. We’ll also mark the difficult anniversary that is … Continue reading Noah’s Vision
with Worship Associate Polly PettitOur Eight Principles are not creed, or a statement of belief. They are much more a statement of how we aspire to be with one another and in the world. And yet, they do reflect an underlying theology. In this service, we’ll look at that theology, and what it might offer … Continue reading Theology of the Unitarian Universalist Principles
with Worship Associate Tricia MostWhether you’re new to this faith or have been around for a long time, it’s good to step back now and then and consider where we come from. Unitarian Universalism has a much deeper and richer history than we can fit into a worship service, but we’ll give it a go. … Continue reading A Brief History of Unitarian Universalism
