Speaker: Rev. Pam Philips

Intentionally Imperfect

January 30, 2022 at 10:00 am Earle Irwin, Rev. Pam Philips

A dual-platform service both in person and via Zoom. We ended our month-long exploration of living with intention by considering what might happen if we intentionally risked making mistakes. What might it mean for us to abandon striving for perfection… Read More

When Good Intentions Are Not Enough

January 23, 2022 at 10:00 am Rev. Pam Philips, Tommy Iafrate

A dual-platform service both in person and via Zoom. While we may be living and acting with the best of intentions, we still may end up hurting others. We explored the relation between intention and impact and how to navigate… Read More

Feeling Our Way to Intentions

January 9, 2022 at 10:00 am Alyssa Short, Gretchen Luke, Rev. Pam Philips

A dual-platform service both in person and via Zoom. What do empathy and compassion have to do with the way we live our lives? We explored how feeling with and for each other can help us live with intention. Listen… Read More

New Year, New Moon, New Opportunity

January 2, 2022 at 10:00 am Asha Mills, Darla Bray, Rev. Pam Philips, Victoria Taylor

A dual-platform service both in person and via Zoom. Drawing from the earth-based practice of intention setting, we hade an opportunity to reflect on our path and choose ways of being that may serve us in the coming month and… Read More

A Journey to Joy

December 19, 2021 at 10:00 am Rev. Pam Philips, UUC Congregants of All Ages

A dual-platform service both in person and via Zoom. We enjoyed the acting talents of members of the UUC community in this year’s multigenerational, no-rehearsal play, A Christmas Carol (written by Unitarian Charles Dickens!). What can we learn from Scrooge’s… Read More

Reclaiming Joy

December 12, 2021 at 10:00 am Kimberley Homer, Rev. Pam Philips

A dual-platform service both in person and via Zoom. In a season when joy can sometimes feel obligatory, in a time when we’re acutely aware of sadness and loss, what are we to do with joy? How might we reclaim… Read More

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