Do you have youth in the YRE program on Sunday mornings? Are you wondering what to do while your youth are enjoying their classes? Starting Feb. 6, we are having … Continue reading Parent Gathering Sunday Mornings!
Share this post:That line comes from an exceptional, beautiful, tragic and very real special produced by Bo Burbham during the COVID-19 lockdown last year. The idea was the Burnham–who does, mainly, comedy-music performances, … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Apathy is a Tragedy and Boredom is a Crime
Share this post:Sometimes it is hard to tap into our spiritual selves or find time to nurture our intellectual curiosity. Here is a section that reflects on some nourishing materials from around … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: The King
Share this post:This Sunday, we’re celebrating Ingathering with a special Water Ceremony that acknowledges all the different things water might symbolize in our lives. The things we thirst for. The places where … Continue reading Ruminations: Water
Share this post:The Worship Service on May 2nd centers on silver linings from the pandemic, recognizing that this year has been a year like no other. If you have photos of yourself … Continue reading Photos Needed for May 2 Service
Share this post:Grieving in Public Dr. Allan Georgia, Director of Religious Education Hello UUCC Members & Friends! Most religious traditions involve expressions oflament––public grief aimed to be heard by godand others in … Continue reading Notes from our DRE April 2021
Share this post:Session 3 ARE classes started this week! If you are interested and have not signed up yet, there is still room to join courses on religious origins/creation or on Hip … Continue reading Adult Classes Session 3
Share this post:Sometimes it is hard to tap into our spiritual selves or find time to nurture our intellectual curiosity. Here is a section that reflects on some nourishing materials from around … Continue reading Food for Our Mind and Spirits: Stage(d) Beauty
Share this post:PBS’s ‘Racism in America’ playlist examines the racial disparities in education, the economy, health care and the criminal justice system. Submitted by: Pat Dillard Share this post:
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