*Please note that there will be no morning worship services held on Sunday, December 25 and Sunday, January 1.
The New Year is upon us again…join us for this special evening worship for our annual observance of the “burning bowl” as we reflect on our lives this past year and lean forward into tomorrow together. The service will be followed by our own New Year’s Eve gathering in the social hall with light refreshments and games as we wait for the live streaming of the Social Justice Watch Night Service from Washington, DC that will begin at 10:00 p.m. in the sanctuary
*Please note that there will be no morning worship services held on Sunday, December 25 and Sunday, January 1. We will gather this night for worship by candlelight - a service for all ages woven with poetry, stories and songs of the season. Bring your friends and family for an evening filled with warmth and light. Childcare will be provided. Light refreshments to follow the service.
*Please note that there will be no morning worship services held on Sunday, December 25 and Sunday, January 1. Worship Leader: Norma Bailey
In this post-election season, should we wait to see what will happen in our country and in our world, or should we recognize that our faith requires us to be a hopeful people? Hope calls for action, and action is impossible without hope. If action is our response, what does that look like Join us for our annual “Festival of Lights” multigenerational worship service; a special service packed with light, life and laughter as we share and reflect together through stories and songs of the season. Childcare will be provided, if needed.
This service will be followed by our annual “Sweets & Tea” celebration in the social hall. “…for all our knowing, the invitation of this season and its stories is to enter a deeper kind of waiting – to wait without knowing exactly what we’re waiting for. It is a kind of faithful listening, an attentiveness to possibilities we may not even yet imagine. Surely, for all our knowing, the world still contains enough mystery, enough uncertainty, enough proleptic promise that we too in the 21st century can take up this kind of faithful watch.” ~ Karen Hering
Join us this coming post-Thanksgiving Sunday for worship and our minister’s message titled “On Covenant…Activated.”
“We are bound by covenant, each to each and each to all, by what theologian Rebecca Parker calls “freely chosen and life-sustaining interdependence.” [So] The central question for us is not, “What do we believe?” but more, “What do we believe in? To what larger love, to what people, principles, values, and dreams shall we be committed? To whom, to what, are we accountable?” ~ Victoria Safford A special multigenerational service to be followed by our annual Harvest Feast celebration.
This service will introduce the Guest at Your Table UUSC (Unitarian Universalist Service Committee) social justice initiative for 2016 title “Defying Hate,” “based on the recent release of the Ken Burns documentary about UUSC founders Martha and Waitstill Sharp, Defying the Nazis: The Sharps’ War (on PBS). The Sharps defied hate by helping Jews and dissidents escape Nazi Germany using brave, creative methods, many of which could have caused them to be imprisoned, tortured, or worse. Learn more about the Sharps and UUSC’s beginnings. UUSC is proud to carry forward the Sharps’ legacy by continuing to defy hate and protect the lives and rights of refugees, asylum seekers, and other marginalized groups, both here in the United States and throughout the world.” (info from UUSC website) |
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