Days of the Dead
Eternity-A History of the Afterlife.
Eternity-A History of the Afterlife.
Come and learn about the components needed for a UU Sunday service! Participants will get into groups and build-a-service with help from Gary and Sylvia. Additionally, we will enjoy the … Continue reading Build-a-Service-Sunday
In Judaism, where the New Year, Rosh Hashana was just celebrated, a mitzvah means a commandment. But the word is also a synonym for those sublime kindnesses people show each … Continue reading Deeds, not Creeds
Inspired by the book “Tend to Your Spirit: Mindful Living with Chronic Illness, the service will be discussing concepts and strategies for living with chronic illness and will launch a … Continue reading Tend to Your Spirit: Mindful Living with Chronic Illness
A traditional and not so traditional service welcoming us back as a faith community in this new program year. Bring your drops of meaningful water Sunday August 30 for our ingathering service … Continue reading Ingathering Service
Social justice, intersectionality, commitment, and consistency have become staples in our beloved community. A core group within this community has committed six years — and counting — of standing for … Continue reading All Roads Lead To The Corner
With a slower pace, summer has traditionally been a time to read. This Sunday, we invite you to share a book that you enjoyed and tell everyone why you recommend … Continue reading The Good Reads of Summer
For thousands of years, people have looked to the stars seeking meaning, comfort, and connection. On this summer morning, we’ll explore the beauty of wonder, the mystery of existence, and … Continue reading Under the Same Sky
What can we do to end the death penalty? Christine Freeman retired last year after a distinguished 30-year career advocating for death row inmates: leading the Middle District of Alabama … Continue reading The Death Penalty: Act Now
A somewhat whimsical bumper sticker seen years ago stays with me. It read, “Some things have to be believed to be seen,” inverting the old ‘seeing is believing’ adage. As … Continue reading What’s Love Got to Do With It?