The November Special Collection will be the Day Center run by the Congregations United for Compassion and Empowerment (CUCE).
with Worship Associate Tricia MostThere are times when we know something big is happening, within us or around us. And, as best we can, we interpret all that’s going on, so we can make meaning and prepare for the future. In Unitarian Universalism’s Christian heritage, there is a long prophetic tradition of interpreting the signs of the … Continue reading Signs of the Times
with Worship Associate Jacqui WalpoleListening with attention and caring may be one of the most significant gifts we offer to one another. But it may be especially difficult during this time of isolation to listen and remain present to others when we ourselves might feel the need to be heard. Many of us are missing … Continue reading Showing Up for Each Other in Beloved Community
Our Sixth Principle expresses the Unitarian Universalist commitment to “peace, liberty and justice for all.” We are people of peace in a time of war. We value liberty and justice, even as these are denied to so many. What might this moment mean for us, and ask of us? Streaming to our FaceBook page. March’s … Continue reading In Troubled Times: People of Peace in a Time of War
with Worship Associate Diana McFaddenFatness. It’s something that many of us are uncomfortable talking about, but in this service we will do just that, through the lens of a woman who’s lived with fat prejudice for decades. We’ll also explore the foundations of size discrimination, and the alternatives we might discover in our Unitarian Universalist … Continue reading The Weight We Carry: On Being a Fat Woman In a Fatantagonistic World
with Worship Associate Jacqui WalpoleThis is the time of year when Paint Branch members and friends commit to the financial support of this church for another year. Why do we do that? To what are we committing? What difference does it make? Let’s explore together. Streaming to our FaceBook page. February’s theme: Love Order of … Continue reading The Fire of Commitment
