A Circle of Healing
With the results of the election we are experiencing all kinds of emotions, some of them difficult. How might we process them now so that we can move into the future with purpose and meaning.
Order of Service
Speaker: Denise Martin
When Listening is Scary
As we approach the presidential election during a time of extreme political polarity, it’s getting harder for us to hear opposing ideas. What can we do to listen in new ways to those with whom we disagree and what might… Read More
How Wide Does the Door Open?
In our consideration of the theme of invitation during September, we reflect on our commitment to be welcoming of all. But is a wide open welcome possible, or wise? Are there individuals we would not open our doors for, and… Read More
The Transient and Permanent in Unitarian Universalism
While Unitarian minister Theodore Parker is best known (at least amongst UUs) for originating the concept of the arc of the moral universe, as well as for keeping a loaded pistol on his sermon-writing desk in case he needed to… Read More
Weaving Words & Worship: A UUC Poetry Service
This Sunday’s service will have familiar elements – the lighting of the chalice, joys & sorrows, and other traditional moments. But it will also offer something a bit different: poems read by UUC participants. Readers will be sharing either an… Read More