In our last “Out of the Box” summer service, we will form small groups and take turns drawing a question out of the box for the group to discuss. The questions, some humorous and others more reflective, will be another opportunity to practice and live our seventh UU Principle. Service will begin at 10:00 am … Continue reading Sometimes to Question is the Answer
Even monks living in monasteries must take out the garbage, clean their dwelling, do the laundry and perform other mundane and sometimes unpleasant daily tasks. In the hymn “Spirit of Life” we sing about the spirit “moving in the hand,” but too often all we see is having to clean that dirty litter box. Where … Continue reading Cleaning the Litter Box as a Spiritual Experience
UUFEC Buddhistarian, Bill Campbell shares how Buddhist meditation promotes greater peace and awareness in his daily life. Service will begin at 10:00 am
Amy Weisberberg, UUFEC Member, incorporates Taoist practices in her daily spiritual rituals. She shares some of these and their benefits with us. This in person Service will begin at 10:00 am
This interactive history trivia service centers on the founding of our country and the way we’ve celebrated through the years. Come share your knowledge, learn some interesting facts, and help our community celebrate! Q: Why are there not any knock-knock jokes about America? A: Because freedom rings.
Religious Services Committee kicks off UUFEC Summer Worship Series. Amanda Piburn leads the way into a summer of exploring personal expressions of spirituality in our daily lives. Wear a T-shirt this Sunday that has special meaning for you. Wearing your heart on your chest for all to see, tells us what’s important to you!
Watch a pre-recorded sermon from Rev. Ruth, who asks: “When we take risks, we make mistakes, and then feel regret and sometimes remorse. Can we have a rich, full life without risks? When they ask what we did best, what shall we tell them?” (Trigger warning: abortion and suicide will be mentioned briefly). Join us at … Continue reading Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda
We have a long history of considering the significance of human life in economic terms. Our first UU Principle talks about the inherent worth and dignity of every person, but it doesn’t commit to that worth and dignity being equal among all human beings. Is there a better, more principled way to talk about the … Continue reading Whose Lives Matter?
All human relationships are built on a foundation of trust. We develop expectations of one another and we make commitments to fulfill those expectations. Sometimes we fail and sometimes others fail us. In a congregation, where we are all in a mutual covenantal relationship, we find ourselves in an ebb and flow of fulfillment and … Continue reading Whom Do You Trust
Join us for this IN PERSON Memorial Day Sunday Service Loneliness is a state of mind that can affect everyone. Research says that almost 50% of Americans experience severe loneliness that can affect not only mental health but physical as well. Loneliness, often a contributor to suicide, is an important concern of our military. What … Continue reading Are You Lonesome Tonight?
