with Worship Associate Jacqui WalpoleWe must not turn away from the heartbreaking violence in Gaza– a conflict with ancient roots, furthered by 20th century colonial politics, fought today with US weapons. Through stories and songs that reaffirm our UU Principle “Interdependence” let’s mend and lift our hearts for the work that is ours to do … Continue reading Let Us Lift Our Hearts Toward Hope
with Worship Associate Carol Carter WalkerOn this particular Independence Day Weekend, lamentations arise from our hearts more loudly than celebrations. Grounded in our UU principles, and inspired by words and music of prophetic descendants of people who were enslaved in 1776, let us explore why and how reparative actions will move us from truth to … Continue reading Home of the Brave? A UU Theology for Reparations
Due to a power outage at church this morning’s service will be rescheduled. with Worship Associate Carol Carter WalkerOn this particular Independence Day Weekend, lamentations arise from our hearts more loudly than celebrations. Grounded in our UU principles, and inspired by words and music of prophetic descendants of people who were enslaved in 1776, let … Continue reading Home of the Brave? A UU Theology for Reparations
with Worship Associate Polly PettitLet’s consider symbols–visual, music, words– with meaning in our personal, public, religious and political lives How do they get their power? Order of Service To see closed captions click on the “CC” button that shows when you mouse over the video while it is playing.
with Worship Associate Samantha Evans and Special Music Leonard Cohens folk song Anthem reminds us that it is through our imperfections that the light gets in. Might they also be how our light gets out?
