Today’s theme will be gratitude and how it can keep us healthy. We’ll look at it through both a science lens and a spiritual one. The service will be led by Cheryl Christophe and Liz Moore. Click here shortly before 10 AM to access the service via zoom. In the unlikely event you … Continue reading Sunday, August 2nd – Collections Of Gratitude.
Join us as we honor the experiences of people who have traveled the cancer journey or who have cared for others going through this challenge. We will follow the rainbow of healing together through story and song. **There will be an Artist Reception for the Follow the Rainbow Artist Exhibit following the service from 1 … Continue reading Sunday, August 9th – Follow the Rainbow…! led by Kay Curtis and Rev. Telos Whitfield.
A service of mirth and merriment inspired by the UU Hysterical Society (Yes, it really exists.) Serious times call for serious measures, but not only serious measures. Laughter and joy are not fancy china to be hauled out only for celebrations. They are for all of the times. And in times like these, they are … Continue reading Sunday, August 16th – The Joke’s on You (UU?)
20-year member Marianne Rigatti and Worship Associate Christina Gibbons will lead a service about the Iowa Sisterhood. Beginning in 1875, these dedicated, daring women defied societal mores and religious tradition to preach a gospel of social change. Championing women’s suffrage, prison reform, free education and interfaith alliances, these midwestern ministers refused to sit quietly in … Continue reading Sunday, August 23rd – The Simple Fearless Saying of What One Means.
Does the Universe have a sense of humor? If so, why? What makes something funny? Does all work and no play make Jack a dull boy? What is the difference between serious and sincere? What are some of your favorite jokes and why? Daniel Kasnitz advises that whatever you do, don’t think about an elephant. … Continue reading Sunday, August 30th – The Serious Business of Levity
We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and on Zoom. Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 a.m. to join via Zoom. Masks are not required for in-person attendance, but anyone is welcome to wear one. Our Buddhist friends tell us that pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional. Could the same be said … Continue reading Our Next Service
