Living a Simple Life in a Not Very Simple Time
In honor of National Simplicity Day, we will be looking at ways to simplify our lives physically, emotionally, and spiritually in this lay led service.
In honor of National Simplicity Day, we will be looking at ways to simplify our lives physically, emotionally, and spiritually in this lay led service.
Freedom is often portrayed as a zero-sum game: you either have it or you don’t. However, Rev. Chris argues, unrestrained freedom for some actually leads to tyranny for others. In … Continue reading Freedom is Not Free: Why the Practice of Freedom Demands Responsibility
In this participatory service we will share ways humor and laughter has sustained and connected us during quarantine, distancing, losses related to COVID, and more via short video clips submitted by … Continue reading COVID is No Laughing Matter: Humor as a Spiritual Practice
Each year on the 3rd Sunday in June we celebrate our fathers and/or those who are father figures to us. This year, we will use the Zoom site to create … Continue reading A Father’s Day Tapestry
As we prepare to wrap up the congregational year, let’s celebrate the amazing volunteers that have kept our fellowship going this last year. As we look forward to next year … Continue reading We Are The Fellowship: A Volunteers and Congregational Appreciation Service
Many people feel today that they can’t trust what others tell them, whether it’s a distrust of the government or a belief that there’s more to stories we’re being told. … Continue reading Discernment as a Spiritual Practice
In this special service, nine congregations from the Alabama and Gulf Region cluster of the UU Ministers Association come together to celebrate what it means to be united in these … Continue reading We Would Be One: A UUnited Service
In many religions, “to worship” means to praise a god or gods. However, Rev. Chris argues, Unitarian Universalists have reclaimed the original meaning of the word. In this service, we … Continue reading To Honor What is of Worth: Why Unitarian Universalists Worship
Today, for Mother’s Day, we will celebrate the mothers, biological and otherwise, who loved us into being. We’ll examine why being a mother is much more than a genetic relationship.