No doubt the coming year will bring with it an uncertain future. Nobody particularly likes uncertainty but it is a condition of our existence. How does uncertainty affect us? Can it ever be productive? Can it change us for the better?
Music: UUMAN Band.
Come and engage with others in a multi-generational world café format as we unpack the implications of Martin Luther King Jr.’s work on our work today. What can we learn from one another?
This will be a 50/50 Sunday. We will be sharing the plate offerings with the Equal Justice Initiative
Music: Alex Pietsch and the Chalice Choir.
This year marks the 8th anniversary of the UUA’s 30 Days of Love campaign. It is a period for intentional action, service, education, and reflection running from Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday to Valentine’s Day. How might we deepen the connection to our faith at this time?
Music: Alex Pietsch and the Chalice Choir.
We will be faced with an unprecedented decision in the November elections. We’ve now seen the implications of our toxic political landscape and its accompanying ideologies. As a nation, we must now choose a path forward. In addition to merely choosing, what does UUMAN’s Vision compel us to do?
Music: Alex Pietsch and the Chalice Choir.
How do we know that we exist? How do we know what we experience is reality? Could our experience be part of a computer simulation? What are the implications for us?
Multigenerational Service – No RE
Music: UUMAN Band
Let us share the warmth of this holiday season in joyful celebration. May the glow of our candles symbolize the hope that will sustain us through the dark times of winter and throughout the coming year.
Come join us for holiday stories and songs. The UUMAN Choir will be sharing the songs. The worship team will be sharing the stories – some you may know, others may be new to you; some may be happy, some may be sad, some may even be scary.
Music: Alex Pietsch and the Chalice Choir
Are our lives so full that we leave no time for personal reflection and soul work? Do we consciously or unconsciously fill our lives with “stuff” to avoid connections with one another? Can we return to a spirit of simplicity in our daily lives? Let’s explore the possibilities.
Music: Alex Pietsch and the Chalice Choir.
The story of Thanksgiving goes back to the Pilgrims who landed at Plymouth Rock. Yet before they were here there were already people here – loving their loved ones and living their lives. Let’s hear some of their stories – stories of creation, stories of … read more.
Bread is a symbol of life-giving sustenance and today we will share a bread communion together. Please bring bread (homemade if possible) that elicits memories of childhood sustenance. You will have the opportunity to share this memory with us. We will then collect bread for donation to North Fulton Community Charities.
Music: UUMAN Band
