The younger children are with us for the entire worship as we introduce this month’s theme in worship and religious education, “Integrity.” Today we look at the gap between our beliefs and our actions, not as a failure, but as “A Temptation to be Good.”
Commissioned Lay Minister Teri Cornell leads a participatory worship with rituals aimed at moving us into the New Year with hope, intention and resolve.
This season’s sacred stories speak to delicious and thought-provoking mixtures of the human and the divine.
Come share in a worship full of poetry, music, and candlelight; with rituals for releasing the past and setting our fresh intentions as wheel of the year turns yet again. The service will be in the sanctuary from 7:00 PM-7:40 PM on Saturday, December 21. All interested are invited to stay for a drum circle … Continue reading Solstice Service
In this holiday season, we still need to pay attention to our less joyous feelings, and hear their lesson as well.
While our universe is full of awe-inspiring places and creatures, most of us don’t spend our days hiking mountains or swimming with dolphins. NUUC member Morgan Patten explores how we can inspire feelings of awe in the more mundane parts of our lives – and how can we use our capacity for awe to deepen … Continue reading Inspiring Awe
The younger children are with us for the first part of worship, and the 6th graders and up for the whole service, as we introduce this month’s theme in worship and religious education, “Awe.”
Our annual intergenerational celebration of Thanksgiving, complete with bread communion.
NUUC member and Veteran Jeff Hill offers the worship today, on the intersection of our monthly theme of “attention” with his experience as a veteran of military service.
How paying attention to details in our everyday life can expand our spiritual capacity.
