“Sometimes it hurts so badly I must cry out loud.” Those are words from the song “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”, and they are absolutely true. Sometimes we hurt too badly to keep it all inside, and lamentation can help. So what’s lamentation?
Let’s talk about loving ourselves and our world, when so many want us to hate. How do we plant our roots and declare “I shall not be moved”?
What happens once you’ve said you are sorry? Can things ever return to the way they were? Can you find your way back into welcome and make things all okay again? And what about forgiveness? Do we have to forgive?
Why do we support UUCOV, and what is generosity? Join us for a look at why we give generously.
Dr. King believed that one day the glory would come, and we would have a world of peace and freedom for all people. For those who believe in freedom, what does that dream look like today?
There can be a surfeit even of horror. What do we do when we expect a break which never comes? How do we defend against insidious numbness to the problems of the world?
What is the foundation of our faith? Let’s talk about our sources and Principles, and our new shared vales statement!
As we close out 2024 and look toward the New Year, we will explore the topics of humility and persistence to help guide us into the New Year. What does it mean to be humble? Are most people humble or otherwise? How do humble people behave? And what about persistence. Would you consider yourself a persistent person? What are the benefits of persistence? How is persistence needed in our world today?
Please join us for this warm and welcoming Christmas service of lessons and carols!
Today we are talking about the small streams that wear away the stones. We’re talking about the individual bricks that become a wall, and the slender twigs that become an unbreakable bundle.
We are talking about the power of we, and the strength that one voice can have. Join us!
