Sunday Services
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Archives: Services
Transient and the Permanent Part 2: What Remains
In November Rev. Jaimie preached about what is changing in Unitarian Universalism. As we move into this new year and the new time for our faith, even more important than what is changing, is holding on to what remains.
Values at the Center
In our congregation, we speak often about our shared values or about leading with our values. But how do we know what are values are? Let’s explore together how we can identify and then live more deeply in line with our values!
Relationship at the Center
Martin Luther King Jr’s legacy of community organizing and activism put relationships at the center. Together we will explore the power of relationships to transform a community, and remember the powerful impact of this important faith leader.
Change
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Kindness to Traveling Strangers
In a poem about hiking the Camino de Santiago, the famous pilgrimage route in Spain, poet David Whyte writes “Pilgrim they called you…remember you needed no other name.” This Sunday, we’ll explore what it would mean if we had the courage to embrace the pilgrim … read more.
Diwali: a Festival of Lights
UUCH Board Member, Shalin Mody, grew up practicing Hinduism and celebrating the festival of Diwali. Shalin will share about the meaning of this tradition, and Rev. Jaimie will reflect on what we as Unitarian Universalists can learn from this celebration.
The Courage to Face the Truth
The truth is our world tells us to be truthful and honest, and yet our culture sometimes rejects our deepest truths. Yet our values call us to authenticity and deep relationship. Let us gather up the courage to share the big truths, of who we … read more.
Draw the Circle: Holding Space for Difference
It’s simple to say that as Unitarian Universalists are used to being in relationship with others that have different beliefs, but how do we safely and lovingly navigate the waters of community when those differences start to create friction? What practices can we use when … read more.
The Church Doesn’t need more Volunteers
Wait? What? Of course we need more volunteers?? Rev. Erin Wathen challenges churches to consider what service looks like under the conditions of true belonging. This year as we reimagine how we work and serve together, let’s dig deep on how we can find true … read more.