Living and Loving with Intention
Online Service only – join here Rev. Hollis Walker, interfaith minister, chaplain and spiritual director How we might adopt a more spiritually mature way of entering the new year with aspiration?
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Poetry for Joy
Online only We will be joining the Boise UU Fellowship via Zoom. “Poetry for Joy” via Virtual Sanctuary – Boise Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (boiseuu.org) These are the instructions to join the service: Zoom.us/joinJoin A MeetingMeeting ID: 982 807 5151 Click Join – No Password
Opening to Joy
Two services at 4 pm and 5:30 pm. Please register to attend in person. Register for 4 pm Christmas Eve Service – Click HERE Register for 5:30 pm Christmas Eve Service – Click HERE We’ll hear carols from choir members, a message of hope, and sing a candle-lit “Silent Night” together out-of-doors as we … Continue reading Opening to Joy
Beloved Darkness
As we reach the solstice, the darkest time of year (just before the light) always gets a bad rap. Let’s imagine where the darkness may serve us.
Christmas in the Barn
An all-ages community worship. Join in the seasonal tradition of the UUFD holiday no-rehearsal pageant. We’ll include all the animals (even the chickens). And find “two people who had lost their way.” Stay after the service for tree decorating, music and a celebration of ministry. Registration for this event is no longer necessary.
Mid-Week Winter Meditative Worship
Join us for a 30-minute evening respite from the world. Peaceful music, readings and an adult story of the season will help center you as we move into the season of bustling activity. Join in person or online.
A Devout Religious Liberal
As this ministry comes to an end, a point-in-time credo from the minister might help you find your own. There may be a little bit of singing from the pulpit.
My Story
After you’ve filled your belly with a holiday meal, come listen to the brief spiritual odysseys of our members.
Q: What Is The UUSC and GAYT?
A: The Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, and its longstanding program, Guest At Your Table is our faith in action in the world. Come, find your part.
Love and Listening
To stay connected as a congregation and adhere to our mission of love, we must generously listen to each other. How do we do this spiritual work?