Prayer- what is it and does it work? Some people claim it causes miracles to happen, others feel that it’s just talking to empty air. Come and explore the idea of prayer as a Unitarian Universalist activity and see if talking to a Mystery is right for you!
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?
Sometimes laughter is the holiest thing you can do. This service explores the sacred role of the fool.
What do the Jewish holiday of Passover and Attica have in common? Join us for this service, which will explore the connection between Passover and our modern institution of slavery
Easter tells us that love, not death, will win in the end. Come and join Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw for this exploration of Easter through a Universalist lens. Please feel free to wear your spring or Easter bonnet- there will be an Easter bonnet and hat parade so show off your favorite hat or outfit!
Join us for this service which explores the power of Us. There will be a New Member Welcome during the service!
Join Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw and explore the Hindu holiday of Holi. Known for it’s exuberant celebrations, wild colors, and joyful visiting, this holiday which celebrates the victory of good over evil is not to be missed!
As UUCOV nears the end of a search cycle, it’s time to explore who is welcome at a UU congregation. Are all people really able to be a part of a UU community? Join us for this service which looks at the fact that while all physical bodies are welcome, all ideas and their lived values may not be.
