We are All in This Together
In March, we paused to do a tour de table, a check-in on our states of being. This service will be an opportunity to do that again – to exchange our preoccupations in the hopes of encouraging in each of us.
Topic: Community
Cultivating a Wild Love for the World – Zoom
Rev. Carole Martignacco launches our new service year, on Zoom. Only a wild love for the world will make us fearless enough to turn the world around, make courageous changes to survive, and create a sustainable future.
ZOOM: Annual Intergenerational Service
A much anticipated and long-standing tradition is the June service organized, scripted and led by the youth of our congregation. We look forward to their creativity, energy, thoughtfulness.
Zoom: Trees at the snow line
Our dear Minister Emeritus Fred Cappuccino returns to weave tales of humour & insight for our great edification.
The World We Imagine Creating Together
The world as we’d like to imagine it once this pandemic is over. What are the things we want to let go of from this time and what are the things we’d like to keep?
ZOOM: Racism – a personal issue
Reverend Terre Balof, who serves as the Minister of the UU Fellowship of Clemson, South Carolina will speak about her efforts of building an interfaith anti anti-racism coalition in her area and how the efforts are touching both the personal and the community at large.
ZOOM: God Revised
The Reverend Galen Guengerich believes that we have outgrown the concept of a supernatural God, so we no longer need one, yet we still need religion to give us a sense of common community and ethics and morality.
ZOOM: Comfort
What if Unitarians were to rewrite the 23rd Psalm – what imagery would you propose that brings you comfort? Where, currently are you looking for comfort – and where are you finding it? Make a few notes on bringing comfort – Unitarian style.
ZOOM: A Unitarian Easter
What does Easter mean to Unitarians this year? A survey of our members reveals that in other years the Easter tradition means family gatherings, celebrations of spring and Easter egg hunts for the children.
This year finds us connected by computer and telephone locked down in … read more.
ON ZOOM: Growing Edges
After the success in quality and quantity (40 attendees) of our first Sunday Service on Zoom, 29 March 2020, services will be held regularly on Zoom until the effective end of the coronavirus pandemic lock-down is over.
Using a term from the art and … read more.