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 a Parent Gathering from 9:30-10:30 during the Religious Education hour each RE week, meeting in … read more.
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, like a mix between a song writer and a stand up comedian.
His special, called “Inside,” … read more.
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 the web and related media channels in order to get us thinking, get us … read more.
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 we have been cared for or carried. The storms in our lives that still need … read more.
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 and/or your family this past year enjoying family time, alone time, or other successes … read more.
Grieving in Public
Dr. Allan Georgia, Director of Religious Education
Hello UUCC Members & Friends!
Most religious traditions involve expressions of
lament––public grief aimed to be heard by god
and others in order to express a sense of outrage
and real emotion. This isn’t measured speech ––
this is verbalized … read more.
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 Hop music! Learn more and sign up here!
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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 the web and related media channels in order to get us thinking, get us feeling, … read more.
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
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