Please join us in our annual Blessing of the Animals service.
Rev. Dave Dunn will be blessing our companion animals. All are welcome to bring your furry and feathered, scaled and sassy pets to our campus. We’ll start gathering early, at 9:30 am. We’ll … read more.
During some type of argument or discussion, we’ve all likely heard someone invoke “the slippery slope.” (I’ve done it myself!)… but thinking more deeply, just what does it mean? Do slippery slopes truly exist? Are they ubiquitous? And most importantly, what do they signify for us and our community?
As Unitarian Universalists, do we have a “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy regarding our personal and communal theologies? Each year we ask our Coming of Age students to share their belief statements. Are we willing to share our own…and just what do we believe anyway?
This will be a livestream service, available to view at our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcRwJlKGVhksTvxKeCXhxeQ
(This Harvest Moon Service Auction sermon was purchased by Carla Kapeskas.)
We tend to place a high value on expertise through education and learning. Though there is nothing inherently wrong with education and learning, is there sometimes a price to be paid? Can something be lost along the way?
We were all ready to get back together in person; yet the delta variant had other plans for us – “Not so fast UUMAN!” Well…we have plans of our own! We may have some more re-imagining and reinventing to do. Can we continue to make … read more.
Join us at Roswell’s Hembree Park pavilion for an in-person outdoor service. Although we won’t be sharing, bring some food and drink for a picnic afterwards.
Join us for our annual Rites of Passage service. We will honor our Coming of Age youth as they bridge to Youth Group and our senior Youth as they bridge to Young Adults.
This is a LIVE service via ZOOM. To join:
https://zoom.us/j/94460701253?pwd=VEVmSzBEblNYajFkaElpSlg3a1hDZz09
Meeting ID: 944 … read more.
Unitarian Margaret Fuller was truly a woman ahead of her time. A contemporary to Emerson, Parker and other Transcendentalists, she was every bit their equal. At the New York Tribune, she became the first full-time book reviewer in American journalism and its first female editor. What is her legacy today?
As a congregation in a pandemic, as much as we’d like “to get back to normal,” is there a normal to get back to? Has the game changed? Is the pandemic merely a wake-up call? Might we have to adapt and change? Are we willing to adapt and change? Are we willing to turn toward an uncertain future?
Our 50/50 recipient for the month of May will be Nourish Eco Village.
Process theology re-conceptualizes “God” away from being a pre-existent being, personality or entity, and toward the idea of God as an ongoing creative, evolutionary power or force.
Process Naturalism does much the same without the concept of God.
In addition, might these offer new perspectives on the nature of reality?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yh_O-Et4y_I
