Peter Casamento, the Executive Director of the Laurel Civic Association, will discuss their after-school program and its impact on children’s lives. The organization partners with groups like UUCOV to empower children and families for success.
The sermon delves into the concept of beauty, providing examples of its presence in nature, music, visual arts, and everyday mechanisms. It concludes with suggestions for embracing more beauty in our lives.
Discovering the profound purpose in everyday acts of kindness and service through personal stories and reflections. Find and embrace your unique purpose in life.
Now is your chance! Ask the questions you’ve always wanted to ask. You may not get an answer, but you will definitely get food for thought.
In the Swedenborgian tradition, the Bible is viewed as an allegory of our spiritual journey. Rather than a set of rules and cautionary tales, it is a mirror of our growth, with all of our stumbles, foibles and eventual success.
A reminder to all that our witness is desperately needed because there are more and more people feeling that there’s no place for them in Florida.
How are we called to experience joy? What does it mean to be changed, irrevocably, by the good things we are exposed to? How do you choose to change, not for the better, but for good? Join us for this sermon about the good things in life!
Please join Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw for this service which explores mother as a verb, a job description, and a state of being.
This service offers an overview of the history of Israel and Palestine, and of the historical occupations of the region. As “Gaza Support Camps” rise on American college campuses, and the violence in the Middle East continues, what do you need to know to take an informed position, and work toward healing the world?
Join story teller Pam Palmer for this warm service featuring the work of Gary Paulsen. A lyrical tribute to a vanishing way of life.
