Our Unitarian Universalist faith is one that welcomes the questions and the search for meaning. That search calls us to move with curiosity and wonder. Carol and Lydia will walk us through some reflections and musings on what we have learned about Awakening Curiosity in our Beloved Community. There will be singing and sharing and … Continue reading What We Know for Now…
Curiosity is one of our core values. How does it manifest in our daily lives? Staying curious can lead to new experiences, new relationships, and new ways of being. What can we do to resist the call of the comfortable, the familiar, and instead awaken new curiosity within ourselves? Ian Van Sice (he/him), Worship LeaderBruce … Continue reading Stay Curious
Even though we humans are born curious, our curiosity needs our loving attention and encouragement throughout our lives. On this joyous Child Dedication Sunday, let’s recommit ourselves to nurturing and celebrating curiosity throughout our lifetimes. Rev. Nancy Palmer Jones (she/her), Worship LeaderCandice Carver (she/her), Worship Associate Join us in person or online via Zoom.
Are you familiar with the question, “Feel like a cuppa?”. Is your morning cuppa coffee, tea, or juice shared with a friend and a good story? Fostering a life of curiosity through ongoing learning and exploration can be a tall order on a day-to-day calendar. What are we curious about? In the sharing and telling … Continue reading Putting Curiosity in the Driver’s Seat
Our living tradition of Unitarian Universalism and our beloved community of UUCG both spring from the courage of our religious ancestors and the curiosity of people past and present to dream a new way of living into being. Let’s celebrate today as we hear from some of our longest-term members and welcome our newest ones! … Continue reading The Courage to Be Curious: Founders’ Day and New-Member Sunday!
The three realms are an ancient way of ordering how we perceive and work with our lives. In this service we will explore three types of embrace available to all of us as we consider various futures for ourselves, our community, and the world. Bob Patrick (he/him), Worship LeaderBritt Parris (she/they), Worship Associate Find today’s … Continue reading Earth, Sea, and Sky: Three Embraces for What Can Be
What is Earth’s future? As Unitarian Universalists, we value interdependence and respect the living web of existence. What might it mean for Earth if humans embraced the possibilities of less human-centered worldviews? Join us as we explore this and experience an Earth-centered ritual. Ian Van Sice (he/him), Worship LeaderCarol Underwood (she/her), Worship Associate Find today’s … Continue reading Deep Possibility
What are we holding in our arms right now–physically, emotionally, mentally? If we set down despair, might we have more room to embrace the tangible possibilities that Love brings? Let’s re-member, in our bodies and our souls, that hope is alive in and through us! Rev. Nancy Palmer Jones (she/her), Worship LeaderIan Van Sice (he/him), … Continue reading The Power of Our Embrace
This Sunday we celebrate Easter and the Flower Ceremony, two deeply meaningful traditions from our religious past. What joy and hope can they bring us now? Come be surprised and embraced by our inclusive and defiant Love! Online or in person, please bring a flower or sprig from your garden or park (or elsewhere) to … Continue reading Coming Back to Life!
Our world sits at a nexus. We consider what history teaches us about the criticality of courageous action in this liminal time – that only exercising our Constitutional rights with courage and vigor will preserve them for future generations. Bill Benshoof (he/him), Worship LeaderBritt Parris (she/they), Worship Associate You can find today’s Order of Service … Continue reading Paying Attention to History
