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Introductory Reflection by Rev. Ellen Quaadgras In part 1 of this sermon I preached about some of the challenges that face us. Like, climate change. That’s a big one. Even if we ourselves do not feel it, other people do – people in power who are making decisions that impact us. And people in our … Continue reading Expectations of Our Faith Part II
Like most UUs, for some time now I’ve carried around a basic understanding of what I thought got our species into the religion business in the first place. But two books–Jaynes’ The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind and David Lewis-Williams and David Pearce’s Inside the Neolithic Mind–turned my assumptions upside down. Well, not … Continue reading How did we get involved in this god-business, anyway?
As we begin our new congregational year, what are our expectations of this faith? Of ourselves? Sometimes, we don’t even notice we’ve gotten stuck in a limited view of what’s possible. What if we expected our participation in life to actually change things, or change us? What might happen then?
As we anticipate the twists and turns of another chapter of our lives, may we remember we are not alone in it. In this opening service of the congregational year, please bring a sample of water from a place that has meaning for you (a local stream, your grandmother’s kitchen, your own backyard). Today we … Continue reading Water Communion
Hosted by Lady Estelle and Deb Weaver Sunday, September 1st, will be your last opportunity to attend a 2019 Summer Service. Lady Estelle Barada will capture your imagination with a lesson on the Origins of Labor Day. Do you have a favorite poem? Pick one verse that moves or charms you most. At this picnic, … Continue reading A Labor Day Picnic in Verse
Presented by Mort White and Sandy Norris One Service at 10AM Download QR 🡻
Presented by Miguel Figueroa One Service at 10AM Download QR 🡻
Led by Mary Margaret Earl Rev. Mary Margaret Earl is a UU community minister living in Rhode Island and now working in Boston. Her ministry has focused on social justice issues, including homelessness, hunger and poverty. She served in the homeless community in Rhode Island for 10 years, including as a president of the board … Continue reading Let Love Guide Us: A Reflection On Our Connection To Animals
Presented by Germaine Krobath Download QR 🡻
My Adventures with Yoga: Musing and A Little Stretching Presented by Laura Evans One Service at 10AM Download QR 🡻
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