Our mental health and spiritual endurance has been tested. It might be that all you can do right now is to keep on keepin’ on, despite all that is coming at you. On this Palm Sunday, how might the ancient stories translate to what we need?
We mark a year since online worship. As we celebrate generosity and our relationship to making this a flourishing congregation, let’s feel the joy this spiritual community can bring. After worship, all are invited to participate in Celebration Sunday’s Dazzle Drive Through at the UUFD parking lot.
The verse sings out, “We shall be known by the company we keep.” We keep faith with the source of life, the community of resistance. We are a community of covenant even (especially?) in times of struggle. The choir sings.
Members who took this class on “eldering” will offer to us wisdom from their journey. Come hear what age has blessed us.
What do we mean by the term “The Beloved Community”? How might our generous gifts get us closer to finding it?
This year’s UUA program, “30 Days of Love” focuses on different themes for each week, culminating today on restorations and reparations. How might we each find our place to refuel? We’ll celebrate the UUA program Side with Love looking at intersectional racial justice, and we’ll listen to beautiful music from Marilyn Garst celebrating love.
While Groundhog Day might be a good day for an annual deadline, it has also been a parable for lessons learned. While staying home might feel like a repetitive practice, where might we find something better than before?
Inspired by the poetic term, “remembering the future,” we usher in a new national administration. How might we have more than just “hope” for the four years ahead of us?
On this MLK Sunday, let us ponder the joyful change work deeply rooted in our theology.
Singing is such an vital part of our liberal religious community. Let’s create time to remind ourselves of the power of our collective voices.
