The November Special Collection will be the Day Center run by the Congregations United for Compassion and Empowerment (CUCE).
with Worship Associate Diana McFaddenWhen someone we love dies, we grieve. Our challenge, in the words of the Rev. Dr. Serene Jones, is to “make our pain sacred” – not to get rid of grief, but to allow ourselves to be transformed by it. In this service, we remember people we loved who have died, … Continue reading We Remember
with Worship Associate John BarrMuch like the weather, it has been said that if you don’t like a Unitarian Universalist worship service, just wait a week. And yet, there is quite a bit of predictability in Unitarian Universalist services, with regular elements and a common overall structure from week to week, and from congregation to … Continue reading Why do we do that?
with Worship Associate Polly PettitIn Unitarian Universalism, there is no creed. Instead, we are people of covenant. What might that mean for us? October’s theme: Rootedness Order of Service
How and why do we come together in religious community? What is the point of this church? Let’s explore together. September’s theme: Transitions Order of Service
In transitions, we inhabit that untethered space between ‘what was’ and ‘what will be’. It can be a scary, disorienting place where we encounter loss and uncertainty; it can also bring unexpected growth, connection, and even beauty. What helps us to navigate those in-between spaces of our lives? And what gifts might await us there? … Continue reading Neither Here Nor There
