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In the Parable of the Trapeze last Sunday, the writer referred to the bar he was reaching for as his “aliveness coming to get him.” Taoist wisdom would ask us to be mindful, or present in this moment, as we walk the “Way.” How do we accept the future, as it becomes the present, and … Continue reading Embracing Your Aliveness
Our theme for October is “Letting Go” and the question to consider is, “What does it mean to be a people of letting go?” Sometimes letting go is a choice, and sometimes it is forced upon us. With any change, however, we are assured of the need to let go of something. We might let … Continue reading Letting Go
Often we think of art as something that is done by those particular people over there, who are painting or dancing or writing or acting or sculpting… but what if the creativity and imagination we admire in others is also available to each of us, all the time? What would it be like to live … Continue reading The Artist is Present
Our Annual Christmas Pageant! The Children’s and Youth Religious Education program presents Joyce Poley’s “Would You Like to Hold the Baby,” retelling the Nativity Story from a Unitarian Universalist perspective and inviting the congregation into reflection on its meaning for today. This musical, multi-generational service features the UUCH Choir, congregational singing, a Christmas pageant of … Continue reading Would You Like to Hold the Baby
In this month of Expectation, I remember the words from the opening of Truman Capote’s story “A Christmas Memory,” “It’s fruitcake weather.” I invite you to join the Worship Team and Rev. Alice Syltie as we recall this delightful and timeless story in an adapted presentation, directed by UUCH Member/Friend.
