What does it mean to find your own way in life, rather than following the crowd? How do you know that you’re fulfilling your highest purpose? Guest service leader Andrew … Continue reading Doing the Work, Finding Your Passion
Share this post:“The wound is the place where the Light enters you.” —Rumi Perhaps there is wisdom in acknowledging how our lives can be understood as a series of broken places, broken … Continue reading From Broken to Blessed
Share this post:Despite all of the strife in the world, for 2 weeks Olympians come together as global citizens in a spirit of peace, goodwill, and sportsmanship. Join Rev. Joe Cherry as … Continue reading Olympic Optimism
Share this post:Tisha B’Av (the ninth day of the Hebrew month of Av) commemorates, among other things, the destruction of the First and Second Temples in Jerusalem, and the subsequent dispersion of … Continue reading Dancing on the Tisha B’av
Share this post:Join Rev. Joe Cherry as he examines how hard it can be to ask for and work for peace, when you know that it’s the right thing to do, but … Continue reading The Difficult Dance of Peace
Share this post:The worship team will explore the grand and small ways that each of us may be heroic, and we will celebrate the heroes in our own lives. Consider, what is … Continue reading Heroes and Housewives
Share this post:Summer is an excellent time to reflect on why we believe what we believe – about health, embodiment, food and medicine. Tune in for some new perspectives challenging old assumptions… … Continue reading World Views for Integrative Health
Share this post:Sermon by Gail Woosley and music by the UUSC Folk Band, all centering around “The Doors of Our Lives” Share this post:
Share this post:Please join us for commemorative service and potluck for the occasion of UUSC’s 65th anniversary. We will revisit the place where members began meeting before we had a brick and … Continue reading UUSC 65th Anniversary
Share this post:“When I think about the fourth of July, my mind is motionless. I don’t get happy, sad, angry or thoughtful. As a 40-year old man, I can’t even get excited … Continue reading Fourth of July Reflection
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