Fire Communion
The UU tradition celebrates four communions through the year…Flower, Water, Bread and Fire. Join us as we celebrate the Fire Communion…a time to help us to put in perspective the … Continue reading Fire Communion
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Cocoa, Cookies & Carols at the UU Society
Friends, please join us for a relaxed time of worship, story telling and fellowship this Christmas Eve at 11am. Rev. Joe will be hosting. It’s a chance to get together … Continue reading Cocoa, Cookies & Carols at the UU Society
Share this post:Are We All In This Together?
We Unitarian Universalists are facing some tough questions right now. Do we make a difference? Can we really change lives? We sometimes feel like a drop in the bottom of … Continue reading Are We All In This Together?
Share this post:#metoo
Rev. Joe will be addressing the storm that #metoo has raised by talking in part about the work of Jackson Katz and other men who work to elevate the status … Continue reading #metoo
Share this post:Faith, Hope and Love Abide
Sometimes, it’s hard for me to listen to the news these days. I feel discouraged by what’s coming out of D.C. I do not want to live in ignorance, but … Continue reading Faith, Hope and Love Abide
Share this post:Henry & Waldo
Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson had the kind of friendship that makes both parties rise up to be better people. Come this Sunday to learn more about friendships … Continue reading Henry & Waldo
Share this post:Breads and Spreads
Join us this Sunday for our Annual Breads & Spreads service, where we celebrate the bounty of the harvest together with different kinds of breads and things to spread upon … Continue reading Breads and Spreads
Share this post:War and Peace – Our Complicated History
Join us this Sunday as we explore many complex issues surrounding Unitarian Universalism and the military. Rev. Rina Shere, a chaplain at the Cleveland VA Hospital, will speak about the history of our … Continue reading War and Peace – Our Complicated History
Share this post:The Fallacy of Scarcity
This Sunday Rev. Joe will explore the origins and spiritual response to the myth that what we have is never enough. Share this post:
Share this post:Reformations
Every 500 years something big happens in Christendom. The first shift was the movement from outsider to official state religion for Christianity. In 1,000 the Orthodox and Roman churches divided. … Continue reading Reformations
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