“O Holy Night”
Please join us at UUCOV for this warm and family friendly traditional Christmas Eve service at 4pm. Light refreshments, coffee, and wassail will be provided after the service.
Please join us at UUCOV for this warm and family friendly traditional Christmas Eve service at 4pm. Light refreshments, coffee, and wassail will be provided after the service.
Hanukkah is about healing, illuminating, miraculous light. It’s about little miracles, and human perseverance. And it has something to teach you. Come and explore the deeper meaning behind Hanukkah, and it’s impact on all of us.
Come celebrate the joy of sharing music.
Life is one big circle, so come and let’s explore living well, and the beauty and fragility of finite existence.
We all have labels which we wear, or sometimes hide. Each label comes with its own closet building kit. Each has the potential to close you in and lock you away in the dark until you can’t imagine how the light would feel. Or maybe just to sap your joy as you try to make … Continue reading “Come Out, Come Out”
All are welcome for this warm and family friendly service about giving thanks and cultivating thankfulness.
“…and as you do, perhaps you will feel yourself slip into that next stage – the neutral, or wilderness zone. It’s the hardest phase to hang out in, as it is necessarily unstable. You are no longer your old self, but not yet new either. It feels like waiting, absence, disorientation. We often fail to … Continue reading The Bigger Yes
What does it mean to offer the outsider radical welcome? How do we let go of ownership and embrace inclusion? Is everybody really welcome? Join Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw in exploring these questions and more.
Many cultures recognize a day when the living and the dead can talk together. Come and join us for this service which explores the Celtic holiday of Samhain. Please feel free to bring a picture or item to honor a loved one who has died. When you come in, you can put them on the … Continue reading Welcoming the Dark – The Feast of Samhain
“Dis-courage-ment robs me of courage. How can I ever replenish courage—restore courage—if I am in this world where an encouraging word is seldom heard…” A sermon written by Rev. Rod Richards, read by David Lyon. Click to view: https://youtu.be/x0_b2TvkucM