Some of us are old enough to have lived through turbulent times in the past and feel the similarities. How do we draw upon the lessons of the past that often are not taught in our schools to prepare for these times?
Rev. Dr. Michelle Walsh, … read more.
Life throws curve balls. It’s not a question of “if” so much as “when.” And, these days, the unexpected feels more like the norm than the exception. In the face of rapid change, upheaval, or twists of fate, how do we “recalculate” our goals and … read more.
I Can See Clearly Now
by Rev. Ellen Quaadgras
Westminster Unitarian Church
Sunday, September 16, 2018
First Reading Prayer for Rosh Hashanah by Marcia Falk
Second Reading This is just to say by William Carlos Williams
Sermon
I love my cute little blue car. It’s so cute, and … read more.
What is your vision for this community? And, what might you bring this year, to help make that vision come true?
As we begin our congregational year with our traditional “ingathering” service, please bring not only a sampling of special water with you, but also a … read more.
Rev. Anne Mason writes that “we grow up thinking that we are not good enough or wise enough or athletic enough or rich enough…” But the question is: “Enough to do what?” What does a perspective of abundance have to teach us about our … read more.
Current talk about ‘fake news’ has raised new and old questions about reality, perceptions of truth, and their consequences. Today our values and behaviors are challenged more than ever by the polarities within our culture. This session will offer an opportunity to reflect on our … read more.
Come find out at The Westminster Unitarian Summer Blues Service, featuring guest speaker Tom Stites, and the Westminster Summer Blues Band.”
Led by Athan Phynix’s Merry Band of Divine Fool’s
Athan Phynix: Traveling Spoken Word Artist, Absurdist & Mystic
Dan Pelletier: Classically Trained Marimba Player & Composer
Marco Leclerc: Dr. of Acupuncture & Piano / Melodica Player
Marion Anderson: Tenor & Bass Recorder Player
Jamiel & Aaron: Keyboard & Dejembe
Athan Phynix left … read more.
Srinivas Reddy moved to San Francisco in 1998 and met his guru and mentor Sri Partha Chatterjee, a direct disciple of the late sitar maestro Pandit Nikhil Banerjee. Since then Srinivas has dedicated himself to Indian classical music and rigorously trained with his teacher in the traditional guru-shishya style. Srinivas is a … read more.
Join us for a discussion on saying grace before meals over a potluck brunch. Bring your favorite expressions of grace or thanksgiving and a brunch dish to share.
One Service at 10 am in Smith Hall
