For many people the holiday season is a time for happy memories, family and community. For others, this time is something to get through as quickly and painlessly as possible. Regardless of where you land, join us as we join together in song and love as we talk about our reason for the season
Where did the customs we follow originate and how did they become our traditions? We will explore and have fun with holiday music, too.
Sermon Summary to be announced
Ruth Halstead from Hobart First Unitarian with UUCC member Barb Anderson will present a Water Ceremony service. The Water Ceremony/ Communion Service is an excellent opportunity for Unitarian Universalist congregations to express their commitment to our Sixth Principle: We covenant to affirm and promote the goal of world community with peace, liberty and justice for … Continue reading Water Ceremony Service
Before there was Christmas, Santa Clause or Father Christmas, there was Yule, and it was the goddesses who presided over this holiday. There will be personal sharing about women in each of our lives who, knowingly or not, have continued to carry on the spirit of Yule in the traditions of these various ancient goddesses.
The UUA is in the midst of some changes. What are they? Where have they originated? What are the choices of we people in the pews? Rev. Tracy will facilitate a discussion after the service about the UUA Article 2 proposal. Information about Article 2 can be found HERE
Hospitality is an important value in many cultures and religions. What does it mean for us today?
In this lifetime each of us is here, now, for a reason. Join us as we explore the light that each of us holds and the hope, even in a season of sadness, for peace and love.
Samhain is the third and final harvest festival of the year. This is a time of nipping frost, falling leaves and coming darkness. The veil between the worlds is thin and spirits can pass through. Join us for reflections on our ancestors. (Everyone is encouraged to wear a Halloween costume and bring change for UNICEF.)
Rev Denise Tracy feels compelled to provide a perspective on what is happening in our world.
