Endings are always challenging. They bring with them feelings of sorrow, anger, and fear. But wisdom reminds us that with an ending comes a new beginning. Many of us worry that the world as we once knew it has perished, and a new one is forming. So, who will we be in this new world? … Continue reading Aug. 17: “At The Beginning of the World”
Sunday services will resume after the summer break with Diane Wright leading the Aug. 17 service beginning at 10:30 a.m.. Children’s religious education activity will be available during the serfice.
Sunday services will resume after the summer break when Diane Wright leads the Aug. 17 service at 10:30 a.m. Religious education activity will be available during the service.
Endings are always challenging. They bring with them feelings of sorrow, anger, and fear. But wisdom reminds us that with an ending comes a new beginning. Many of us worry that the world as we once knew it has perished, and a new one is forming. So, who will we be in this new world? … Continue reading August 17: At the Beginning of the World
Endings are always challenging. They bring with them feelings of sorrow, anger, and fear. But wisdom reminds us that with an ending comes a new beginning. Many of us worry that the world as we once knew it has perished, and a new one is forming. So, who will we be in this new world? … Continue reading Aug. 17: At the Beginning of the World
Endings are always challenging. They bring with them feelings of sorrow, anger, and fear. But wisdom reminds us that with an ending comes a new beginning. Many of us worry that the world as we once knew it has perished, and a new one is forming. So, who will we be in this new world? … Continue reading Aug. 17: At the Beginning of the World
Endings are always challenging. They bring with them feelings of sorrow, anger, andfear. But wisdom reminds us that with an ending comes a new beginning. Many of usworry that the world as we once knew it has perished, and a new one is forming. So, who will we be in this new world? What stuff … Continue reading Aug. 17: At the Beginning of the World
This ceremony aims to deepen the meaning of our seventh principle: “Respect forthe interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.” Feel free to bring your own rocks and/or water collected from the far reaches of the world or from your own little corner to contribute to this uniquely UU service.
This ceremony aims to deepen the meaning of our seventh principle: “Respect forthe interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.” Feel free to bringyour own rocks and/or water collected from the far reaches of the world or from yourown little corner to contribute to this uniquely UU service.
As Unitarian Universalists we affirm and promote a free and responsible search for truth and meaning; thus, we do not always believe the same things, even as we worship together. Join service leader Celia Ellison as we hear about the personal religious beliefs of two of our congregants: Kevin Rose and Russ Vie Brooks. Service … Continue reading Sunday Service: “This I Believe”
