“The Two Sides of Love”
Love is a continuum. We all need to deal, respond and live with both sides.
Love is a continuum. We all need to deal, respond and live with both sides.
Let us begin to shift ourselves into the mode of receiving the love and the gratitude we feel for ourselves and each other.
Join us we explore traditions from around the world that honor those who have gone before. As part of this exploration, we will be building an Ancestor Altar. Please bring in photos of loved ones (friends or relatives) who are no longer of this world, that you would like to honor at this time. Halloween … Continue reading “The Thinning of the Veil.”
This week, Jews all over the world will observe the holiday of Sukkot. What’s the meaning of this week-long commemoration, and what could it teach us?
Paloma Furst Chavira will accompany our pianist Chris Ussery this Sunday during the service. JOIN US FOR A CONCERT AFTER THE SERVICE Paloma would like to thank the congregation for its generous support for her recent travel to France. There will be a short concert after the service at approximately 11:00am. Paloma will play accompanied by … Continue reading “The Memory of Trees: What can we learn from the forests of the earth?”
What can you do to make these words mean something? A sermon for Columbus Day, 2024
Rev. Henrietta Byrd will present another inspiring message this Sunday.
Why UUs must work together to prevent the banning of books.
In 1568, for the first time on earth, religious freedom was granted by the first Unitarian Royalty. Bill and I will just have returned from two weeks in Transylvania. I will preach on what I learned.
How do we know when something is no longer right for us? Let’s explore together.