Past Services on YouTube

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Venice

The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Venice

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Venice
Amy Petrie Shaw<br />“Please join us for this warm service celebrating the mothers , and moms, mamas, and nanas who made us who we are today."
Amy Petrie Shaw<br />“It's time to move past toxic masculinity and begin to support men as they explore all of the ways healthy masculinity can present itself. Let's talk about healthy masculinity, and supporting the masculine people in our lives and our community!"
Dennis Higdon<br />“A spiritual path using genetics, string theory, buddhism and other religious beliefs to a suggest there may be a universal mind of all living creatures."
May 23, 2023 Service at Maxine Barritt Park to celebrate Earth Day.
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw<br />“The story we have to tell is transforming. And we want to change the world, ain’t that good news?” - Join UUCOV and Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw for this service about UU evangelism. What does it mean to reach out and share our good news?
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw<br />Over 2,000 years ago the man, Jesus of Nazareth, died on a cross and was buried. Three days later, something got up. Come and enjoy this thought-provoking Easter service. 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!
Our nation is becoming more religiously diverse. Rev. Nelsen will remind us concerning the nature of faith, religion, and spirituality and how we can embrace—and not fear—this growing diversity. He will share ideas as to how we can enter dialogues with people of other faiths and begin to set a living example for the world, demonstrating that people of varying religions can care for each other and serve the common good.
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw<br />Humor is more than a series of jokes. It is a spiritual perspective that can change everything. Come and explore the ridiculous inherent in all things.
Rev. Dr. Nancy Wilson<br />What kind of people does the world need now? This is a question John Pavlovitz asks in his book, Hope and Other Superpowers." One of the superpowers he suggests we need to embrace is a connection to "wonder," because, "Wonder is antivenom when toxic negativity sweeps in. . ."<br />In these very challenging, often negative times, how can we cultivate a sense of wonder that is not just a luxury, but a necessity in creating a world of justice, hope and love?
Passerine's music occupies a zone somewhere between modern folk, progressive bluegrass, and what is loosely called "Americana."
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw<br />"Without balance, a wheel will not turn for long. Light and dark follow one another in the wheel of the year, and without change everything will fade. How do we face change, and how do we let go?"
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw<br />"Our Universalist roots grew from the idea that all were granted Salvation, and welcome in the Kingdom of Heaven. What does that mean for us today, when the idea of an afterlife is no longer essential, and how are we called to love the Hell out of this world?"
Rev. Amy Petrie Shaw<br />"Isn’t religion supposed to be nice? No. No, it isn’t. You are thinking of manners. Manners, those are nice. Religion is not nice. It isn’t supposed to be nice. Religion has teeth. And sometimes it bites down."
Rev. Fred L. Hammond<br />"Why should I be concerned about the Governor's takeover of New College? Why does it matter that Black queer theory is removed from Black History curricula in universities?"
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