What do we love about our faith? When looking for the truth in love whether historically, communally, or personally it is important to have a trusted source. This morning we will look at some of the sources we as Beloved Community love about our faith. Some might be surprising and everyone doesn’t need every THING … Continue reading Returning to Love at its Source
We begin this new program year by “Returning to Love,” August’s theme. Love sits at the very center of our faith; it is the fuel, compass, sustenance, and support for our lives, both communally and personally. But Love is a wide-encompassing word. What kind of Love in particular do we learn, embody, and carry out … Continue reading What Kind of Love Do We Carry? Blessing of the Backpacks!
Families are as varied as we are; they come in many different configurations, sizes and with unique stories. As we discuss Tending the Commons, join us for this UUCG Men’s Group led service that examines what Family can mean: To be part of a family, to be seen by your family, and to be loved … Continue reading Tending the Family
We consider a way of thinking that respects the interconnectedness of the previous and the next seven generations in our stewardship of Mother Earth. We inherit the preservation work of the previous seven generations and act in the interests of the next seven. This principle extends to cultural, environmental, and resource preservation. It helps us … Continue reading The Seventh Generation Principle
Honoring our living traditions and growing our faith stewardship extends to the physical property of congregations, such as buildings, the relational energy of our community, such as small groups, as well as the intangible aspects of our faith. Today we will look at how we do that in covenant with each other and our larger community. Lydia … Continue reading Village Life
To reflect on how we move beyond individualism into shared care, weaving our lives together through UU values and intentional connection. Candice Carver (she/her), Worship LeaderCarol Underwood (she/her), Worship Associate You can find the Order of Service here. Join us in person or online via Zoom.
The days of the red cards. The audacity of hope. Strength to love. We consider paths forward for those of us despairing because we do not seem to know our country nor our neighbors. We consider the ways the spiritual discipline of love empowers us to resist domination and oppression. Bill Benshoof (he/him), Worship LeaderCarol Underwood (she/her), Worship … Continue reading The Summer of Our Discontent
ONLINE ONLY This morning we will gather online as we stream the Worship Service being presented at General Assembly in Baltimore. Join together with thousands of UUs from across the country to experience the largest annual gathering of Unitarian Universalists in joyful, inspiring worship. Join us online via Zoom.
How do we carry a message of freedom to the world that we touch and that touches us? How do we follow the guidance of teachers past and present who point to a deeper freedom for all? Through this celebration of Juneteenth and more, Rev. Nancy and the worship team sum up the work of … Continue reading Toward the Daylight of Freedom: How Juneteenth May Guide Us
Living love through liberating the heart and mind using reflection, imagination, and song. Daniel Bailey (he/him), Worship LeaderSherree Bailey (she/her), Worship Associate Join us in person or online via Zoom. Find this Sunday’s Order of Service here.
