The beginning of a New Year seems always to invite thoughts of what to embrace and what to leave behind. In doing so, we often look to community and those we admire for inspiration. As we look ahead to 2019, we will reflect on how community supports us in reaching our greatest potential. For further … Continue reading Holding On and Letting Go
Universalism is part of our faith. This presentation will explore how it was formed and crossed the ocean from England, taking root in the seafaring town of Gloucester, Massachusetts about the time of the Revolution. Listen to this service on our YouTube channel.
UUCP Members and Friends Join a specially assembled quartet for a jazzy start to the new year, with Bobby Van Deusen (piano), Walt Kattner (guitar and bass), Thom Botsford (tenor sax) and Jack Wolverton (drums).
Bring family, friends and guests for a special Service for All Ages of carols and readings concluding with our traditional candle lighting. A Special Offering will be taken to benefit our Members’ Assistance fund which is used throughout the year to help our church families in need. Listen to this service on our YouTube channel.
Even if we are not true believers, when Christmastime rolls around we do expect to hear about miracles. The story of Mary gets lost in the story of Jesus’ birth, sojourning Wise Men, stars, heavenly hosts, and shepherds watching their flocks by night. The Marian Miracle is not about suspending the laws of biology; it … Continue reading A Christmastime Miracle
As we enter the last stretch of the holiday season, we will consider how the message and celebration of Christmas has been shaped by contributions of Unitarians and Universalists.
In this program, the folk singer returns to perform songs that give musical voice to this essential Principle of UU values. Ken will include songs that address civil rights and human rights for all, including a unique take on immigrants and migrant workers from Woody Guthrie, kindness towards individuals as well as the world, concern … Continue reading Songs of Justice, Equity, and Compassion: The Second UU Principle
The season is upon us. For some it comes as brightly wrapped boxes with ribbons and bows, for others it brings bittersweet memories of seasons past. Where do you find yourself this holiday season? Eagerly anticipating a round of parties, great food and family gatherings, or somewhat weary just thinking about making lists and checking … Continue reading The Happiest Time of the Year, Right?
Rick Outzen, owner and publisher of Inweekly, discusses the value of a free press to our democracy in a world where journalists are under attack. His investigative reporting on the Billings murder case, BP oil spill and local jail explosion earned national recognition for the newspaper. Rick is also the author of the award-winning novel … Continue reading Real News in a Fake World
Today we will gather to join in a Bread Sharing Celebration, now common in many UU congregations. Through story, music, personal sharing and sampling one another’s bread, we have the opportunity to learn more about one another, create lasting memories, and honor the diversity reflected in our congregation. You are invited to bring bread, preferably cut … Continue reading A Heritage to Share
