Worship Service, March 8, 10:00am In Person and Online Monthly Theme for March: Paying Attention The Nursery will be available during service for infants to preschool-aged children. View / download the Order of Service here before the service. Join us for service on Sunday at 10:00 am in person, 10125 Lakehaven Ct., Burke, … Continue reading Worship Service, March 8
Worship Service, March 1, 10:00am In Person and Online Multigenerational Service Monthly Theme for March: Paying Attention The Nursery will be available during service for infants to preschool-aged children. View / download the Order of Service here before the service. Join us for service on Sunday at 10:00 am in person, 10125 Lakehaven … Continue reading Worship Service March 1
Join us this Sunday as we continue to explore nurturing gratitude with an ensemble service featuring reflections from AUUC members Judy Robison, Gene Sible, Nancy Melito, Paulette Lichtman-Panzer For Reflection: “Is the little voice in your head more likely to say, ‘I can do it,’ or ‘I can’t do it?’” “How do you connect with … Continue reading “Getting Through”
Worship Service, Feb. 15, 10:00am In Person and Online Multigenerational Service Monthly Theme for February: Embodying Resilience The Nursery will be available during service for infants to preschool-aged children. View / download the Order of Service here. Join us for service on Sunday at 10:00 am in person, 10125 Lakehaven Ct., Burke, or … Continue reading Worship Service, Feb. 15
Since the 1990s EMDR, the use of bilateral stimulation while re-experiencing a trauma, has been a proven way to process trauma and find healing. Traumatic experiences didn’t just start happening in the 1990s. It’s been around for all of human history. How have people healed from trauma before psychotherapeutic techniques, and even now when those … Continue reading “When Music Is EMDR and the Revolution Isn’t Caught on a Smart Phone”
For a year, pundits and ordinary folks alike have been debating how close we are in the United States to falling into fascism. These past few weeks make it much harder to deny that we’re already there. This Sunday, we’ll honor those who’ve shown up, embodying resilience while practicing resistance, including those who’ve had their … Continue reading “Seeds Buried in Fertile Ground”
SPECIAL NOTE: ONLINE ONLY SERVICE Worship Service, Jan. 25, 10:00am Guest in the Pulpit: Dr. Ricardo O. Sanchez This Sunday we welcome fellow UU, Dr. Ricardo O. Sanchez, for a service inspired by his book Before and After the Border: One Man’s Journey Home. Note: you can purchase the book using this link. Bio Dr. … Continue reading A Passport to Humanity
Never in history has humanity lived in as interdependent a world as today. The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote about this in his 1964 essay The World House. Join us as we explore together how to make The World House we all share into a diverse multicultural Beloved Community where all thrive. For … Continue reading Making the World House a Longhouse
The problem of greed is perennial. So is how it corrodes both soul and society. The resistance to gross inequality is also perennial. So is how that resistance steeps us in Beloved Community and transforms the world with liberating love. Join us this Sunday as we explore what is truly of ultimate value and how … Continue reading “The Hidden Jewel”
Are you more like Elphaba? Or more like Glinda? Or a better question might be: When are you more like Elphaba and when are you more like Glinda? Join us for a multigenerational service exploring the wisdom the musical/movie Wicked has to offer us about this month’s theme: Practicing Resistance. NOTE: Come early if you … Continue reading “No Good Deed Goes Unpunished When You’re Defying Gravity”
The Golden Age of ancient Rome was the origin of many of our Yuletide traditions. Today, we experience the craziness of that time. Question to Ponder: “What is your favorite Yuletide holiday custom?” Monthly Theme for December: Choosing Hope The Nursery will be available during service for infants to preschool-aged children. View / download the Order of … Continue reading “lo Saturnalia!”
The work of Christmas is to give birth to love in the world. This means honoring the sacredness of everyone. This means welcoming others into radically inclusive Beloved Community. This means making sure everyone’s basic needs are provided for – food, shelter, clothing, healthcare – so that every person can flourish with dignity, love, and … Continue reading The Work of Christmas
