View the video here. In this sermon, I focus on universalism as it relates to John Murray and how he came to believe in universalism in England, the early history of universalism in the American Colonies, Thomas Potter and his chapel in New Jersey (where Murray preached in 1770), and the subsequent spread of universalism … Continue reading We’ve Only Just Begun
Our covenantal connection makes an enormous difference in our lives. Will there ever be a more important time to embrace such a family of choice for support and empowerment? Love is at the center of all that we do together, and trusting one another with our collective resources is foundational to making Unitarian Universalism happen … Continue reading Love at the Center
View the video here. Join us this Sunday for a powerful service led by Tahirih Osborne, as they weave together personal reflections, history, and transformative organizing. Drawing from experiences growing up as a Baha’i in rural Alabama, we will explore the life and theology of the original Tahirih—a feminist, poet, and martyr—and connect these legacies to … Continue reading The Function of Freedom is to Free Somebody Else
View the video here. Expanding upon the “Nearly Reverend” Rachel Rodgers’ sermon last week. come learn about my journey to include myself in the empathy, compassion,and especially forgiveness that are freely given to others. Come with me on my journey, which is in no way complete, to self love and acceptance.
View the video here. The many prophetic voices of radical justice ring in our ears and call us to attentiveness and to action! While we instinctively seek shelter in these times of storm, we must gather our courage and find more and new ways to participate in the work of transforming the world!
Most of us will have our hearts broken sooner or later. It seems to be the cost of love and connection.Heartbreak may be inevitable, but despair is not. As we begin a new year in precarious times,let us find a way to carry our broken hearts bravely into a hopeful future.
This Sunday, as is our New Years tradition, we gather to celebrate Fire Communion. We will reflect on the old year gone, and the possibilities that lay ahead, so that we can enter in to 2025 with joy and hope! This will also be Rev. Jaimie’s last Sunday before she begins her four month sabbatical.
Join us in the sanctuary at 5:30pm for our Christmas Eve Service. Here with your UUCH family, we will sing carols, light candles, and be transformed by the wonder of this old story of love made new in its telling.
Bring your Santa hats, Christmas PJs, voices for caroling, and appetite for pancakes. Instead of a service, there will be pancakes and coffee and lots of fun to be had in fellowship hall from 10:30-12pm! All are welcome!
Join us in the sanctuary at 7pm for our Solstice Service. We will honor the turning of the earth and the blessings of the darkness.
