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Joy, as described by so many spiritual leaders and thinkers, is our birthright, a portal to our humanity and connection, a ballast and energizer to our quest for peace and fairness. And yet, joy can be elusive. How do we access joy? What is our daily, our hourly practice? Join Aubrey and Elwood in a … Continue reading Joy
Reflecting on Roger Williams. Is there a directive to be taken from his stance? Robert Morton-Ranney teaches Philosophy, Ethics, and World Religions at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy. He and his wife Sonya joined Westminster last year. They live in East Greenwich. To view the Order of Service, click HERE. To fill out a Joys and … Continue reading Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood
No Live Worship Sunday, July 6, 2025 Pot Luck B’fast at 10 am, followed by 10:30 Live Stream service from First U of Dallas. Click the Image to join the live service.
What Is Quakerism? Who is in the portrait? Join a couple of members of the Providence Monthly Meeting (Quakers) in a presentation/discussion about Quakerism. Learn the concept of the inner light, do Quakers quake? Do they have Ministers? What is continuing revelation? Do they believe in the scriptures? Is sitting in silence a form of … Continue reading What Is Quakerism?
Join the UU General Assembly live from Baltimore for the Sunday worship. Today at 11:00am. HERE is the link to the live broadcast! Download QR 🡻
It started when we were young – that question: “what do you want to be when you grow up?” And it didn’t stop there but morphed into: “what are you planning to do after …. (high school, college, the job change, the retirement….). In fact, multiple times in our lives we face some version of … Continue reading Your Wild and Precious Life
This morning’s very special service is a chance to celebrate our senior youth’s Bridging – from Youth to Young Adulthood. We will formally welcome new members into our community and we’ll appreciate the volunteers who served as Religious Education teachers at Westminster this year. Our Living Tradition at Westminster touches all of our lives, even … Continue reading The Living Tradition at Westminster: Bridging, Teacher Recognition, Volunteer Recognition
Join us for this special ritual and celebration as we formally install Rev. Deborah as our settled minister. We welcome an inspiring group of UU ministers and local clergy to our pulpit, including Rev. Tom Schade, who will deliver a sermon titled “The Gift.” Other clergy include Rev. Eric Cherry, Rev. DL Helfer, Rev. Jeannette … Continue reading Rev. Deborah Bennett Installation Service
Throughout the ages, people and nations have gone to war, always at costs greater than we can imagine. On this Memorial Day, we honor those who have died while in service to the country, and in particular, we acknowledge the often hidden places those victims reside. War is expensive to solve political and cultural conflict, … Continue reading The Hidden Places of War
We’re taught to plan, to act, but one of the most powerful means of resistance can be found in our imagination. From faith leaders to artists, the power to envision a different future has led to some of the most remarkable transformations. How, then, do we set our imagination free? To view the Order of Service, … Continue reading Imagining Ourselves into A Better World
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