Singer/songwriter Jim Scott has written many songs in our UU hymnals. In this service, he’ll mix songs and personal reflections on the life of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and his relationship with musician, activist Pete Seeger. Jim knew Pete for 4 decades and heard … read more.
Religion and spirituality include mystery, that which transcends understanding; otherwise, we would simply call it philosophy. So how do we relate to what is so important, so rooted in our souls, yet cannot be fully described? Poetic metaphor and imagery are powerful tools that can help us relate to and be inspired by that which we cannot fully understand, in some ways similar to modeling in science.
Join us for a service investigating and celebrating the poetic imagination.
On May 5, 1819, Rev. William Ellery Channing gave his “Unitarian Christianity” sermon that became pivotal in the creation of the American Unitarian Association. This morning the Chalice Choir will commemorate this in song.
Ayanna recently got diagnosed with ADHD. In this service, she will mark this amazing moment as well as talk about the difference it makes in her life and how she had all of the skills/tools needed to use her ADHD brain but was working with the wrong operating manual, so to speak.
Bah humbug Ebenezer Scrooge! Get in the holiday spirit by joining us for a holiday celebration of music and cheer.
“Come, Come Whoever You Are” and experience a fun and creative musical service led by the UUMAN Chalice Choir. The service will be filled with hymns, sing-alongs, anthems and musical meditations. The message, “There Is So Much Work for Love to Do”, will be delivered musically.
Please join us for our annual poetry service, led by Jim Saunders. This year, the selections will be poems from UU sources.
Members will share their original poems. This service has been treasured by our congregation in the past, so come and be a part of the transformation this year.
Come this Sunday for a mostly-music service celebrating the joy of the season in song! The Chalice Choir’s selections include anthems sung by an all men and an all women’s chorus as well as “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy” with combined singers; the Family … read more.
