Social Hour After Services
Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow: Social Hour Returns to Fellowship Hall Thanks to all who have participated in our experiment in the last few weeks and … Continue reading Social Hour After Services
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New Adult Classes
Exciting new ARE classes are on the way in the New Year! The Adult Credo class will continue its work throughout the first part of the Winter. At the same … Continue reading New Adult Classes
December YRE
Very exciting things are headed our way as we head into our festival of lights and the December holidays! The youth are going to be contributing a tree and our … Continue reading December YRE
Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Thirst
If you’ve never seen a dog try to drink from a moving fountain of water, you have missed the hilarious views of expectation turned to disappointment as the water runs … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Thirst
Ruminations: Map
When we began our Festival of Lights series on Sunday, we started with the theme of Forgiveness. Letting go of resentment helps clear the way for us to receive hope … Continue reading Ruminations: Map
Musical Musings: Dec 5 – 11, 2021
-Mike Carney, UUCC Music Director
Musical Musings: Nov 28 – Dec 4, 2021
Music Notes – Sunday, November 28th: This Sunday’s musicians are UUCC Music Director Mike Carney, UUCC Pianist Karin Tooley, and Rev. Randy Partain. Opening Hymn: #52 In Sweet Fields of … Continue reading Musical Musings: Nov 28 – Dec 4, 2021
Ruminations: Sabbath
Sunday marks the beginning of our Festival of Lights series, which will culminate on Christmas Eve. We’ll look at some of the things we might do to shine more fully … Continue reading Ruminations: Sabbath
Musical Musings: Nov 21 – 27, 2021
Thank you to the many UUCC members who joined me on Zoom last Sunday for “The Poet Sings” with composer and conductor Dr. James Mulholland along with Good Company: A … Continue reading Musical Musings: Nov 21 – 27, 2021
Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Fortune Cookie Wisdom
There’s a long-practiced bit of religious superstition that I confess to finding quite charming. In the Christian tradition it is called Lectio Divina, and it describes the act of opening … Continue reading Food for Our Minds and Spirits: Fortune Cookie Wisdom