“…Furred and hoofed, two-legged, four-legged, many-legged, Fanged and clawed, gentle and fierce, wild and tame. May we remember that all animals are our relatives, Worthy of our care and respect.” – Florence Caplow Join us for a celebration of these animal relatives with whom we share our homes and our planet. They fill our hearts, add meaning to … Continue reading “Blessing of the Animals”
Celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy through stories of a few of the many people whose lives were changed during the struggle for justice that grew in the 1950s and 60s and on into our time, today. How have you been changed? What work is yours to do? Join us for online worship at … Continue reading “It Started in Montgomery”
Rev. Patricia Hart, with Melinda Lee, Rev. David Ruffin, Erika Reif, James Stewart, and Sam Whitesell After the events of this past week, it seems important to worship together “live” (online) this week, to share thoughts and prayers, hopes and fears for our nation. What do you imagine your part might be, in this new … Continue reading “Well, Here We Are…”
Join us for online worship at uusociety.org/worship-and-music/online-sunday-worship/ at 10 a.m. on Sundays! All services are also available on our YouTube channel. Following the service, join us for online coffee hour at 10:45 a.m. on Zoom at bit.ly/3j4RxJ9.
Join us for online worship at uusociety.org/worship-and-music/online-sunday-worship/ at 10 a.m. on Sundays! All services are also available on our YouTube channel. Please note that there will be no online coffee hour on Dec. 27. Join us for the next coffee hour at 10:45 a.m. on Jan. 3 at bit.ly/3j4RxJ9.
What is it like to sit in a darkening world beset by pandemic and social, political, and economic uncertainty? We remember days of sunshine when the land was beautiful and garden produce abundant. But here we are in the darkest time of the year. Where do we go from here? Join us for online worship … Continue reading “Solstice: Sitting in the Darkness, Waiting for the Light”
Hanukkah celebrates the miracle of a holy lamp that gave light for eight days – far longer than any reasonable person would expect. Which fits in well with other holiday stories whose joyful endings are quite unreasonable, and much longed for in this dark time. What kinds of miracles should we look for? Join us … Continue reading “Lights in the Darkness”
During this time of year when we often have gifts on our minds, how can we bring our own unique inner gifts to the world? How can we recognize and receive the gifts of others? What gifts does this time of darkness have for us? Rev. Erica Baron began her journey as a Unitarian Universalist … Continue reading “Gifts in the Darkness”
Worship Leader: Rev. David Ruffin, Worship Associate: Jon Sallée “Suppose there was a book full of only the word, let – …from whose clipped sound all things begin: fir and firmament, feather, the first whale – and suppose we could scroll through its pages every day to find and pronounce a Let meant only for … Continue reading “Let Yourself Be: Healing from Hierarchy”
When it feels as though we’re living in a time of scarcity, how can we act from a place of abundance? When we believe we have nothing to give, could we really have more than we know? Members of the congregation act out the traditional story of two strangers whose visit inspires the generosity of an entire … Continue reading “Stone Soup: Multigenerational Celebration of Thanksgiving”
