As we welcome new members into our congregation, we share reflections of our time as UUs and the love and acceptance we have found here. Get to know your fellow members as we reminisce! The board is seeking photos of our fellowship to share in a slideshow during our June 22nd Member Reflections service! If … Continue reading Member Reflections
Unitarian Universalist is a big word that is often hard to say. But what does it mean, exactly, and what are we even doing here, anyway? Second Hour Small Groups Choir Practice led by Cecile Lindegren in the Harmony Room New Comers – About UU led by Melissa W. & Kal Addams in the Library … Continue reading What Are We Even Doing Here, Anyway?
Join Jennica Davis-Hockett in exploring how joy and community-building can be transformative forces in our lives. She shares a personal story of shifting away from internalized self-exploitation toward a more playful, liberatory approach—one that embraces rest, community care, and resilience. Using the Deeper Joy framework, and some very serious play, Jennica invites us to experience … Continue reading Taking Joy Seriously
In a rapidly changing world filled with challenges, from technological pressures to political unrest, grace serves as a vital practice to foster compassion, understanding, and resilience. By embracing grace, we find strength in recognizing our shared humanity, cultivating kindness toward ourselves and others, and building communities rooted in trust and mutual support. Join us as … Continue reading Grace in an Unprecedented Era: A Call to Compassion and Community
Many of us grew up hearing the story in the Gospels of Jesus ‘healing’ the blind man. Some traditions emphasize that Jesus’s miracle was the most important part of this story. I beg to differ. Presented by Cameron Young, UUA Congregational Life Staff, Southern Region. Second Hour Small Groups CUUPS Charter led by Pagans in … Continue reading “Kneading” Toward Liberation
Despite overwhelming grief, injustice, and burnout, we each carry a spark that must be protected, nurtured, and shared. In a world on fire, each person’s spark is a symbol of what resists being consumed. Second Hour Small Groups Ancient History of Religions led by Loren Boyer in the Harmony Room Climate Change led by Kippy … Continue reading Holding Sacred the Spark
All ages will enjoy exploring how the power of dance movements lies in its ability to tell stories, emotions, and convey messages without words. Join us in this intergenerational service and discover your own creative soul! Services are also usually available live on our page on YouTube Second Hour Small Groups Mother’s Day Brunch Bring … Continue reading Demystifying Dance and Discovering Your Hidden Creative Soul
Our committee members will explain this important feature of our financial safety net, and share their personal stories of investing in the future of our congregation. Second Hour Small Groups Pagan Pathways at the Maypole out front TED Talks led by Josh Ashley in the Library Speakers Circle in the Front of Sanctuary
Curtail the cringe with curiosity over these mega-challenges of mortality. Christina Larson will share insights from her most recent book, Rosemary, Then and Now, about her witty, intelligent mother, who was an active friend of the Fellowship for years. 2nd Hour Small Groups Climate Change led by Trudie Griffin in the Harmony Room Who to … Continue reading Beyond Dementia and Dying
A minister, a Pagan, a Christian, a Humanist, and an anthropologist set to work, in a congregation not unlike yours. How can Unitarian Universalists, with all our varied beliefs, celebrate the spring holidays? This service is intergenerational and will include our annual Flower Communion. Everyone is invited to bring a flower to share! Second Hour … Continue reading The Honey Springs Worship Committee Plans its Easter Service
