When I turned 35, I had to reset my life. When I turned 70, I had to rebuild. First, as a fine arts major in college, I wanted to be the next Georgia O’Keeffe. Foolish me. I had no clue what would be reuired: talent and persistence, not to mention marrying a wealthy New York … Continue reading Summer Series – Judith Reynolds: Fine and/or Applied
In his remarks marking the opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, President Barack Obama highlighted the words of Unitarian minister Theodore Parker: “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.” As we reflect on Independence Day, we return to Parker’s words, grieving the losses of the past few … Continue reading What We’ve Lost and What We Love
Settle in; connect within and without. Join us and slow down in a fast-paced world. Downshift and decompress.
Unitarian Universalism celebrates the possibilities that emerge when we approach life with curiosity and wonder. In this interactive service, the questions of our community will become a source of inspiration, connection, and sacred awe. Come, whoever you are, and bring your sacred questions for Rev. Jamie! Together, we’ll explore the wonder that lives at the … Continue reading The Wonderings Among Us: A Question Box Service
Today we celebrate Pride and the glorious rainbow that lives at the center of our faith—the radiant heart of Love. During our annual Glitter Blessing, we will share a ritual of affirmation, belonging, and joy, honoring the sacred worth of every person. May the shimmering light of the Beloved Community remind us that we are … Continue reading The Rainbow at the Center of Our Faith: Celebrating Pride
Join us for our second annual Music Sunday Service!
We will mark this weekend’s Memorial Day Service by hearing selections from the speeches our past Presidents made in Arlington Cemetery as they honored the memories of those who have served in the U.S. military. Five congregational members will participate by reading these excerpts. Led by pulpit guest Judy Hook and worship associate Sheryl Guy.
In preparation for our congregation’s Annual General Meeting following worship, we will celebrate our faith’s deep commitment to democratic process and consensus-building.
As she marks the two-year anniversary of her call to the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Durango, Rev. Jamie reflects on the unfolding journey of shared ministry. What lessons have emerged to guide us into the future? What possibilities invite our courage, and what pitfalls call for wisdom and care? Join us as we explore how … Continue reading Two Years and Counting – Possibilities and Pitfalls
From Me to We: Doing what you can to address climate change in your personal life is important. But the real power, and the real opportunity for UUFD, is to scale those results by working together. Darcy Hitchcock will offer four possible ways we could do that in the coming year. Darcy is a retired … Continue reading “Celebrating Earth Day: Imagine a more sustainable future…”
