Joshua Moore will lead this interactive service. In this time of stress, how are we listening to and hearing one another? We will consider this, speak with others, and ponder our place in this world. 2nd Hour Congregational Meeting in the Sanctuary
Our pagan members will share how to celebrate Lughnasa like an ancient Celt. 2nd Hour Adult Small Groups Buddhistarians led by Melissa Peck in the Library Choir Practice led by Cecile Lindegren in the Harmony Room Speakers Circle in the Front of Sanctuary
Julian will share the story of his chickens and the lessons he has learned. 2nd Hour Potluck Sunday led by Social Justice in the Rear of Sanctuary
Whether they come as a surprise or not, endings are always challenging and bring with them feelings of sorrow, anger, and fear. But wisdom reminds us that with an ending comes a new beginning. The world as we once knew it perished and a new one is forming. So who will we be in this … Continue reading At the Beginning of the World
Wear a shirt that expresses an important part of you. Come in your favorite shirt, and let’s learn more about each other! Second Hour Adult Small Groups Speakers Circle in the Front of Sanctuary Power of Fun led by Mike Van Dyke in the Harmony Room Bible ThUUmper led by Joshua Moore in the Library
Once again, this November brings the “most important vote of your lifetime,” and it’s crucial to be prepared. Rules change, requirements adjust, and dates shift. Stay informed about what is happening, when, and where. “VOTING IN NOVEMBER” provides all the essential dates, locations, and information you need to understand the issues and to know the … Continue reading Voting In November
How does a liberal-minded person build a thriving media business catering primarily to conservative minds? Join us on July 14 for a non-partisan postcard writing activity during the Second Hour, organized by the UU the Vote program. We will write postcards to potential Florida voters to encourage voting this election year. Scripts and postcards will … Continue reading Pressure Makes Diamonds
Our imagination is a powerful tool. It can drive our creativity, fuel our hope, and deepen our faith. What if we engaged imagination as a spiritual practice?
Unitarian Universalism is called a “living faith,” but what does that mean? Come explore how our imperfection makes us adaptable and resilient.
Dr. Kizer, a retired army veteran, will share her journey from her challenging early experiences in foster care, with her belongings in plastic bags, to creating a non-profit, Kay’s Carryon, her present passion for creating positive change for others in similar circumstances. 2nd Hour Adult Small Groups: Speakers Circle in the Front of Sanctuary Ancient … Continue reading Victim to Victory
