In this service we will explore the meaning of intention and the meaning of covenant as one of the vital ways that Unitarian Universalists practice our intentions together. Rumi will help us “tend to our donkey-work.” Bob Patrick, Service LeaderLydia Patrick, Worship Associate Join us via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/565460176
In the Bhagavad Gita, one of the sacred texts of Hinduism, Arjuna is told that doing our daily actions tends to freeze us into place. But there is a way to be free again. Come and explore this ancient text and wisdom together. Lydia Patrick, Service LeaderBob Patrick, Worship Associate Join us via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/565460176
All of our sources provide us with invitations to imagine how to be in the world. Today we explore how the Earth spirituality traditions do that. Bob Patrick, Service Leader The Order of Service can be found here Join us via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/565460176
Poets offer us many perspectives on our relationship with various concepts of God. Join Rev. Jan and Bob as they offer us ways to play with God through writings from Hafiz, Harkin and others. Rev. Jan Taddeo and Bob Patrick, Service Leaders Join us via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/565460176 Find the Order of Service here: https://www.uucg.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/061321-Playing-with-God.pdf
According to author Yumal Noah Hurari, humans may be unique among species in our level of imagination. How might we use this power wisely and well to create a more compassionate and connected community within our walls and beyond? Join us via Zoom at: https://zoom.us/j/565460176 Rev. Taddeo and Bob Patrick, Service Leaders Order of Service … Continue reading Sapiens: the Gift (and Curse) of Imagination
There’s no way to know for sure what our country and our lives will look like in the aftermath of Election Day. Many predict upheaval, uncertainty, and uprisings. How can and does our Unitarian Universalist faith guide us to be agents of healing and change during this time, for ourselves and for others? Order of … Continue reading One Nation, Indivisible?
Poet, Mary Oliver writes: “That time I thought I could not go any closer to grief without dying I went closer,and I did not die.” We have all, as a community, a nation, and a world gone closer to death. In this service we reflect on this very important, precious, and mysterious part of human life. … Continue reading Liberating Grief
Stretching a muscle can feel good. Stretch that muscle too far, and it can hurt. Don’t stretch at all, and muscles tend to become dysfunctional. What if the same is true for our minds, our hearts, and that of the human being we call soul or spirit? Bob Patrick, Service Leader Bill Benshoof, Worship Associate
In American-speak, the words “freedom” and “responsibility” have been reduced to a kind of viral individualism. Freedom means “what I am free to do.” Responsibility means “what I have to take care of–and none of that is any of your business.” In this service we will consider some questions that may re-frame what it means … Continue reading Free and Responsible: Please Check Your Prepositions
In Buddhist tradition, Zen is a way of entering into the experience of another and finding peace in the unity of being with that other. In Christian tradition, the Tenebrae service invites us to enter into the experience of the final hours of the life of Jesus. We are holding a Zen Tenebrae service in … Continue reading Zen Tenebrae Good Friday Service
