“The World We Dream About”
**Remember to “fall back”! Let’s imagine a counter-narrative to the “gloom and doom” that dominate our media. We reflect on the power of real-world stories to sustain us as we … Continue reading “The World We Dream About”
Archives: Services
Day of the Dead Service
This week we will have an opportunity in our Sunday service to remember loved ones gone before. You are invited to bring a photo, a favorite food, or some other … Continue reading Day of the Dead Service
Wholeness, Excellence, and Perfection
How do we evaluate leaders, and what do we expect of ourselves? An exploration of perfection as a spiritual and a cultural aspiration. Alternatively, join the Camp Hill congregation for … Continue reading Wholeness, Excellence, and Perfection
Ways of Knowing
An exploration of how we know what is real, what is factual, and what is true. What are the moral and spiritual implications of our ways of knowing? What does … Continue reading Ways of Knowing
Images of the Divine
Whatever we might believe about God, most of us carry images of the divine from various sources we have encountered on life’s journey. We will explore a variety of these … Continue reading Images of the Divine
The Fabric of Community
Living in community is a fact of human life, and we all hunger for a sense of belonging. How can congregational life help to move us toward a vision of … Continue reading The Fabric of Community
“How to Live a Jewish Life” Service by Craig Darch Humanna-Sherman-Germany Distinguished Professor of Special Education
Craig Darch has taught at Auburn for 35 years. He is the author the book “From Brooklyn to the Olympics: The Hall of Fame Career of Auburn University Track Coach … Continue reading “How to Live a Jewish Life” Service by Craig Darch Humanna-Sherman-Germany Distinguished Professor of Special Education
Harvesting as a Metaphor
Continuing our Garden- based theme for the summer, how do we gather? What are the fruits of our labor? What are the consequences of our efforts? A participatory service. Robert … Continue reading Harvesting as a Metaphor
Teach Your Children
RE Teacher Dedication Giving of the Plate (Auburn Day Care Centers)—Potluck—Board Meeting To quote the UUA: “Religious education takes a lifetime. It happens both within and beyond a congregation’s walls.” … Continue reading Teach Your Children
Goals
Some people set goals, some people never think about it. How seriously do we take long-term and short-term goals. Do they help? Do they hinder? A participatory service. Peter Livant … Continue reading Goals