Dr. King worked to create connections in the civil rights movement, and he used prayer to connect with God. What can we, as Unitarian Universalists learn from another time, another tradition and another struggle? Musician: Jackson Froman.
How do we thrive in the long-haul? It is the hidden work of connection that keeps us moving forward. Musician: Jackson Froman.
As we celebrate the birth of a child, we celebrate life itself. Start your holiday with community. We will sing and listen and share sweets, with anthems and readings. Stay for the reception.
What darkness needs more light as the starwheel turns to wintertime? Many cultures have found ways to celebrate, and how will you brighten lives during the dark time? Musician: Jackson Froman.
Don Miguel Ruiz wrote a fascinating book about how we learn and interact. Our service will consider one aspect of this ancient Toltec wisdom. Musician: Jackson Froman.
Thursday is a holiday thanks to Abraham Lincoln and Sarah Josepha Hale, and thanks to a web of historical events, legends and partial histories. To what extent are we bound to our past? We gather together to contemplate the holiday season. Jackson will play
“I want to be with people who… move in a common rhythm when the food must come in or the fire be put out,” writes Mary Oliver. But what do those people get out of the exercise? My annual Auction Sermon topic was proposed by … read more.
Rev. Charlie and the UUCE Elected Board Members join in a reflection on our congregation’s intentions for the next year. We will begin Religious Education classes by blessing the hands of our teachers.
We follow the service with conversations on the many ways you can become … read more.
An all-ages celebration. Our monthly theme of “Intentions” will energize the story of the original “Water Ceremony” and learn how a hymn can change the world. Everyone is invited to gather water from an important water source in their lives– the sink at Grandma’s nursing … read more.
Our hymn “We Would Be One” says: “We would be one in living for each other to show to all a new community.” How do we get a sense of that community? What “bends our hearts and points us on our way.”? Come share the … read more.
