Practicing Dying
Many faith traditions include some kind of preparation for death. Communities might hold common stories about what happens when a person dies, or there may be rituals that represent death … Continue reading Practicing Dying
Archives: Services
It Was Never in the Box
We will honor a year of growing faith development at UUCC and many of the ways this congregation has said yes to learning, guiding, questioning, caring, and showing up. Together, … Continue reading It Was Never in the Box
Mother of Us All
If the animate force that birthed the universe and all beings into existence could hear us, what would we say to her? Whether you’re a longtime Unitarian Universalist or visiting … Continue reading Mother of Us All
My Favorite Mystery
Unitarian Universalists claim to welcome mystery. We don’t imagine that we have all the answers. And yet, there is a part of us that craves certainty. What does it mean … Continue reading My Favorite Mystery
Embracing the Possibility that You Are Enough
Whoever you are, wherever you come from, whomever you love–you are enough. We commemorate the 255th birthday of Universalist Hosea Ballou and explore the radical universalist truth that you are … Continue reading Embracing the Possibility that You Are Enough
We Are All in the Ministry Business
We are all the greeters and the influencers and the custodians and the caretakers. Hold up the CLM Program? Whether you’re a longtime Unitarian Universalist or visiting for the first … Continue reading We Are All in the Ministry Business
Hope in the Dark
War, environmental crisis, cultural backlash—these days, the world can feel pretty dark. But the story’s not over yet, and there’s room for hope, even in the dark. Join us for … Continue reading Hope in the Dark
Rolling Our Stones Away
When we think it’s all over, then we roll away the stone/open our eyes and insights, what new hope do we find there? What courage does it take to be … Continue reading Rolling Our Stones Away
I’d Rather Be. . . Cutting Vegetables???
“I’d Rather Be… Cutting Vegetables???” invites us to consider a surprising idea: that even the most ordinary moments can be places of meaning when we’re fully present. Drawing on Ram … Continue reading I’d Rather Be. . . Cutting Vegetables???
What Persephone Knew
Celebrating Spring Equinox with the focus on the feminist version of the Greek myth of Persephone and Demeter Whether you’re a longtime Unitarian Universalist or visiting for the first time, … Continue reading What Persephone Knew