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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 Quaker Comet
Join us for a special virtual hymn sing to launch the New UU Virtual Hymnal. We join the live General Assembly gathering from 9:30 to 10:30 to hear about this project and to sing! Then join us for coffee and conversation (bring snacks!) before we return to the live broadcast for the GA Sunday worship … Continue reading Sing Out Love 9:30 am
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
The Mother’s Journey and Flower Communion Each person who becomes a mother travels their own special journey. And while none are exactly the same, just like the protagonist in Joseph Campbell’s “hero’s journey” many mothers discover that each of their journeys contain both epic moments of triumph as well as heart wrenching times of trial. … Continue reading The Mother’s Journey and Flower Communion
Join us for a sampler day Sunday, May 4th, with services at 9:00 a.m. & 10:30 am. Mark your calendars and come to one or both services! This morning, we consider the power of imagination and the role of ritual in our lives. We all live on multiple levels: the level of the forward-facing / … Continue reading Ritual as a Doorway to Your Deeper Self : Services at 9 am & 10:30
In these times of increasing social, cultural, and political division, deep listening is becoming a lost art. Taken for granted as a basic human skill, listening well is rarely taught or even encouraged. Improving our listening skills and receiving the simple medicine of being heard can bridge many divides – in ourselves, between one another, … Continue reading Reclaiming the Lost Art of Deep Listening
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