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Our understanding of the interconnectedness of all life can be traced to one man and one moment. In 1802 Alexander Van Humboldt stood on a mountaintop. As he surveyed the land below, he thought of all the … read more.
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Technological advancements and political-economic shifts are necessary to meaningfully address climate change. However, there is a difference between addressing climate change and transforming underlying behaviors to allow mass support of these changes, sustain the efforts of those … read more.
“The Spirit overseeing all, Eternal Love, remains.” Those words by John Greenleaf Whittier appear in our hymnal as “Immortal Love”(#10). How can we access that love? Is that Love the source of all? Dare we call it God? As we work through conflicts, whether here … read more.
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Meditation: More Than Sitting Order of Service
We will gather in person to remember the story and to sing in celebration. The Sanctuary has been decorated for the service, which will begin at 5:00 pm, and be followed by the traditional cookie reception.
A Solstice Service
Please join Vida Wehren, Lois Porter, Betsey Miller, and Pam Collins for a Solstice celebration in the sanctuary at 6:30PM. There will be light refreshments in Channing afterwards.
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As the darkness increases, we gather to celebrate the blessings of light. Without light in the physical world, we would not exist. But light has also been an important symbol of the Divine in the … read more.
Rev. Lynn will reflect on events in her life that have contributed to her spiritual journey and influence her ministry.
American Unitarian Universalism has its roots in democracy. How did this happen? As we begin this month of exploring our heritage, we will reflect on our history, This service will explore issues of spirituality and control in the context of congregational polity, trust, roles and relationships, and decision making. It will also offer thoughts on distributing power so together we create a healthy, vital, growing congregation. This theme may seem secular but it has everything to do with what it means to be a Unitarian Universalist. At this time of transition both congregationally and in American society let us come together to celebrate and explore.
