Sunday, January 31 – Show Your Work
Remember when the teacher asked you to write down every step in solving that math problem? A similar method is useful and when reflecting on our various spiritual paths and where they might be taking us next.
Speaker: Rev. Cynthia Prescott
Sunday, January 24 – Far Enemy, Near Enemy
Each of Buddhism’s Four Immeasurables — loving-kindness, compassion, joy and equanimity — has a far enemy and a near enemy. Cruelty is the far enemy of compassion. That’s apparent. However it’s the near enemies that can trip us up — responses and emotions that seem … read more.
Sunday, January 17 – In the Steps of Dr. King
A multi-generational service. The Social Justice Committee will introduce the Unitarian Universalist Association’s Thirty Days of Love project.
Thursday, December 24 – Christmas Eve
Join us for our annual Christmas Pageant “Would You Like to Hold the Baby?” at 4:00 PM, and our annual Christmas Eve candlelight service at 7:00 PM.
Tuesday, December 22, 7PM – Winter Solstice Vespers
Tuesday, December 22, is the Winter Solstice, the first day of winter, the shortest day of the year. There will be a Solstice Ceremony at UUMAN from 7:00 to 7:30, outdoors or on the porch, so dress accordingly. This is a multi-generational service. Come between … read more.
Sunday, December 6 – Maybe
“Advent is a time of anticipation and as long as we expect, as long as we hope, someone will light a candle against the prevailing darkness—and neither the winds of hate nor the gales of evil will extinguish it.” — John A. Taylor
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Sunday, November 22 – Bread and Gratitude
Join us this Sunday for a Unitarian Universalist Bread Communion. Rev. Cynthia Prescott brings this service, a Thanksgiving communion in the UU tradition, to us. The Chalice Choir will sing “The Gift of Love,” and you’ll hear poetry and readings, including Barbara Brown Taylor’s, “The … read more.
Sunday, September 27 – Humanity’s Place in the World
To see ourselves as belonging to nature is a more persuasive rationale for sustainability than to perpetuate the notion that we are separate, isolated, and that our very existence is a threat to life on earth. It’s time for a new story.
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