Most utopian communities arise after major, disruptive events such as wars and pandemics, that challenge established ways of living. In this worship, we’ll look at what lessons we can learn from failures and successes of utopian communities of the past and present about how to live better as we intentionally recreate our lives and communities … Continue reading Utopias, Practically Speaking
Rev. Ritchie explores how the Christmas Story, along with other winter holidays, function to rekindle our sense of what is possible—for ourselves, and our world. Join us in person or online at 10:30 AM, online link here: Susan Ritchie (she, her, hers) is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: NUUC Sunday Morning WorshipTime: … Continue reading Baby, What Are You Going to Be?
Rev. Susan examines how in many aspects of life, from parenting to the struggle for peace in the Middle East, there is much evidence that striving for good enough (as opposed to perfection) leads to superior outcomes for all involved.
Seminary Student John McConnell reflects on how an educational trip to the Deep South forced an uncomfortable examination of his complicity in racism but ultimately revealed a path from apathy to action. A father of five, John, his wife Andrea, and their two youngest share their home with four silly dogs and a sweet bird. … Continue reading What Will You Do?
NUUC Member John Daquaila speaks about the history and theology around beliefs in reincarnation, and how it is both compatible with and challenging to Unitarian Universalist beliefs. Join us at 10:30AM at our newly renovated and expanded church home at 1574 Franklin Street, Lewis Center, Ohio, or, attend online using this link: Join Zoom Meeting: … Continue reading This Time Around: Reincarnation and Unitarian Universalism
Join us at 7:00PM on Dec. 24 to celebrate Christmas Eve with song, story, lesson, and candlelight.
