Mystery of the Megaliths
Ruth Welburn – In 2012, Ruth Welburn embarked on a 7-week journey of self-discovery in Europe. The trip culminated in a visit to the Carnac Stones
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Past services
The Hidden Multiverse
Doug Seeley – Scientists are discovering many planets circling other stars in our galaxy. Many seem very strange, and a few suggest the possibility of Earth-like planets.
Weaving Faith and Passion
Lisa Greenly – There is much joy in having one’s passion be an open-hearted action that can bring all our principles alive. Lisa Greenly will share how
The Way of the Mystic
Rosemary Morrison – Drawing on our first source – direct experience of that transcending mystery and wonder, affirmed in all cultures, which moves us to a
A Home for Humanists
Peter Scales – Humanism is among the largest spiritual identity groups within Unitarian-Universalism. Is our congregation a home for humanists? (Biographical Note: Peter is a long-time
Pride Service: We Are Family
10:00 a.m. Dar Gareau-Levy, Penelope Hagan, Scott Sollazzo and the musical gifts of Jedora – In a world where those who are different are still bullied, still
Play, Sabbath and Sabbatical
Reverend Fran Dearman, AIM (Accredited Interim Minister) – The themes of Play, Sabbath and Sabbatical are close to the heart–the place where work and love, reverence
The Meaning of Masculinity
Reverend Shana Lynngood – This Father’s Day we will explore the gender role assigned to men in 2015. How is it helpful? How is it limiting?
Mental Health, Atheism, and the Religious/Spiritual
Dr. John Pullyblank – This homily will look at thinking and findings about the relative virtues of a theism, or a more “religious” belief system,
Play, Growth, and Transition
Faye Mogensen and Reverend Melora Lynngood – Play has a way of opening us up to growth, learning and new connections. It also empowers us to
Sanctuary?
Reverend Shana Lynngood – One of the most powerful curricula we have to offer young people in our church is Our Whole Lives (OWL), a sexuality
Talking About Dying Won’t Kill You
Wanda Morris – Advances in medical technology mean many of us will live through diseases and with medical conditions that in previous decades would have killed
Compassion
Dan Klimke – The theme is inspired by Thich Nhat Hanh’s prayer for Compassion: “Let us be aware of the source of being, common to us all
Possibilities and Perils: Honesty within the Family Context
Reverend Melora Lynngood – Mother’s Day Sunday: When is it hard to be honest in families and why? How honest does one need to be? Is it
A Culture of Openness
Reverend Shana Lynngood – In many circles, a high value is placed on honesty. In congregational life it can be important to be honest about our
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