With what eyes do you see? When you look at a sunrise, a newborn infant, or the vast night sky, are you seeing with your brain or your heart? Is it a purely physiological process? Or does it involve a memory, your brain recalling the last time you saw this sight and your heart attaching meaning? Join us Sunday to explore these questions and their importance as we move from year one of interim ministry … Continue reading Eyes of the Heart
Join us for this Memorial Day Service where we will explore the origins and meaning of this day. Through music and readings, we explore the connections between Memorial Day, service, love, and memories.
Can a person be good without a belief in God? Is everyone’s God the same G(g)od? Where are you on the spectrum that includes humanism, theism, deism, atheism, and agnosticism? Given these questions, how do we all worship together? Come Sunday and explore with us the impact of the answers to these questions on living an ethical life.
Join us as we explore a Unitarian Universalist meaning of Easter and the importance of miracles in our lives.
Palm Sunday, celebrated by Christians, commemorates Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem. Rather than focus on what in the bible is true, Unitarian Universalists often ask, “what can we learn from this story,” or “how is this relevant to me today?” During this service we will consider the idea of wholeness and ask what side of us would have shown up during that fateful journey. Would you be more like Jesus, the adoring crowd, the opposition or maybe even the donkey? … Continue reading Lessons From Palm Sunday
