The ritual of breaking bread together has been shared by the human family in various forms for millennia as a way to give thanks for the harvest, to pray that the Earth will continue to sustain life, and to celebrate the bonds of community. We … read more.
As Unitarian Universalists, we are being called to put Love at the center of our faith. Join Rev. Greta Jo as we explore center Love, not only in our faith, but in our lives and in our daily actions.
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Retired UU Minister Fred Campbell proposes that within Unitarian Universalism there are four primary theological camps: humanism, naturalism, mysticism, and theism. During the course of this service, we will define each of these and invite UUCC members and friends to reflect on ways they fit … read more.
People find a sense of belonging in many places… in families, in ethnic/national groups, in faith traditions. For many of these groups, the power of belonging seems to reside in sameness. Join Rev. Gy as they reflect the unique way Unitarian Universalists find belonging in diversity … read more.
One of the favorite readings for weddings from Paul in Corinthians 13 on his thoughts about love. He ends that verse with these words: … But now faith, hope, love, abide these three; but the greatest of these is love. Certainly, love is what we hunger … read more.
What does it mean to be a patriot? Does having patriotism mean having a love of country, of the land, of its people, and its traditions? Is it an important quality for citizens to possess? Join Rev. Harold Beu for discourse and … read more.
Voltaire famously wrote, “perfect is the enemy of good.” Join Rev. Gy as they help us consider how the very idea of ‘the best’ prevents us from living wholeheartedly.
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Generosity, Hope, Service, Truth, and Gratitude are values by which we try to live our lives. Come and hear Joe Calme, Freya Lake, Pat Fuehr, Joel Folkert, and Chris Petersmark share how these values provide meaning in their lives.
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Our living tradition is blooming. We live out our values within our “living tradition” which calls us to question our past, open ourselves to new understanding, and evolve. The purpose of the Unitarian Universalist Association, our sources, and our principles are transforming. We will explore … read more.
This year sees us embracing a more active congregational life and reacting to all that the pandemic has changed. What’s next for our congregation? What’s next for Unitarian Universalism? Join Rev. Dr. Megan Foley from the Central East Region of the UUA for an exploration … read more.
