The UU Fourth Principle celebrates the free and responsible search for truth and meaning. It is one of our most radical ideas since, even as a religious community, we conceive of both “truth” and” meaning” as complex and changeable, not fixed or received in a final revelation. Patty Klingenberg will lead an exploration of how … Continue reading Sunday ZOOM Service: The Fourth Principle
Genevieve O’Malley Knight and Curt Ellison will share the message of Dr. King’s sermon to the UUA at General Assembly in 1966, and we will hear his own voice on this same topic in a 1968 sermon at the National Cathedral. Service leader: Genevieve O’Malley Knight. Children’s RE: Activity in lower level during the service.
Join Diane Wright as we recognize the birthday of Carrie Chapman Catt, founder of the League of Women Voters and the International Alliance of Women. We’ll talk about her lifelong work and the lessons it carries for us today. Service leader: Doris Bergen.
Peter Carels will provide a variety of instruments. Service leader: Kathleen Carels. Children’s RE: Class from 9:30 – 10:15 a.m., then they will join their families for the service.
New year’s resolutions . . . setting of intentions . . . Celia Ellison will present ideas for us to consider, and we will hear from Hopedale kids on this topic.
Let us gather together for a quiet, contemplative time. We will spend the majority of the time in silent Quaker meeting. Service leader: Jennifer Blue.
It’s been a long year, and we all need some time to relax and celebrate. Join us for lessons and carols (mostly carols). Please “bring” a candle if you have one, so we can share our light with each other over Zoom. Presenters and Service Leaders: Jennifer Blue and Genevieve O’Malley Knight.
Lori O’Malley will share stories of Yule and winter Solstice along with a ritual. She will also share with us her unique religious journey. Service leader: Genevieve O’Malley Knight.
The United States has always been a nation of immigrants, but it’s always been a nation of immigrant bashers. Rob Schorman, Hopedale friend and retired historian, will explain why today’s controversies over immigration are nothing new. Service Leader: Patty Klingenberg.
December 5th marks the seventh anniversary of the incident called “Nutgate” by the media. On this date in 2014, the Vice President of Korean Airlines, Heather Cho, demanded that the plane return to the gate at Kennedy Airport after the airline attendant served her nuts still in the bag and not on a plate. The incident … Continue reading Sunday ZOOM Service: “Reflections of the Trial of Heather Cho.”
