Bob Guthrie will read a moving homily by Rev. Dr. David Breeden, Senior Minister of the First Unitarian Society in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He describes growing up in poverty and how unions bring fair wages to many, but not all, workers, then and now.
Video link to August 15 service
We will create breakout rooms with about twelve people in each. Everyone will have an opportunity to share their feelings about a short reading. No one is obligated to speak.
Video Link to August 1 Service
The UUCE/Community book group started out in the summer of 2020 to read about and understand racism and how it is deeply woven into the fabric of our society. Please join us to … read more.
Acceptance, a powerful topic! Even though acceptance is part of our being at every turn, we often avoid its depths because unpacking its impact can be very uncomfortable. Robert and Court will dialog … read more.
Savoring and Serving is a theological and social framework to help us find a healing balance in life. Savoring and Serving is a way of healing ourselves and the planet, as a spiritual practice, … read more.
Johnny’s talk will focus on understanding our role in creating a beloved community. Service Coordinators: Al Richardson and Michele Paich. Music by Jackson Froman.
Unitarian Universalists are committed to work for a more just, equitable, and compassionate world. In a world with as many problems as ours, where do we begin?
Video link to March 28 service
Ms. Devlin’s talk will focus on ECAT’s replication of the successful Manchester Bidwell Educational model in the former Wayne School at 6th and East Avenue. She will share her vision for this project and its holistic … read more.
As we emerge from winter and from a global pandemic and take a look around us, what is the work that needs to be done– in our congregation, our city, and our … read more.
In the solitude that COVID has given us, we have an opportunity to calm our soul, grow our faith and work to envision what we would like the world, our church, our home and our heart to be like in post COVID time. Today we … read more.
