Across culture and religious tradition, at this time of the year people of faith honor those who have died and connect more deeply with their ancestors. In this year where we have experienced so much death and grief, we need now more than ever space and time to hold the memory of those beloveds lost. … Continue reading “Remembrance Sunday”
Rev. Jaimie has just served on the ministerial fellowshipping committee, the body that evaluates and approves candidates for UU ministry. And this week, UUCH is welcoming in new members who are excited to join this loving community. No matter how long Unitarian Universalism has been a part of your life, we know it is a … Continue reading “Growing in Faith”
In the midst of a global pandemic, rising authoritarianism, and uprising, lives hang in the balance and the future of democracy is on the line. In response, Unitarian Universalists are answering the call of our faith, building powerful partnerships to mobilize our communities to #VoteLove and #DefeatHate in the 2020 elections. Join UUA President Susan … Continue reading “Vote Love Defeat Hate: Organizing for the Long Haul Worship Service”
This week, Martha Barnette, the co-host of NPRs “A Way With Words”, will lead our worship service. She will reflect on her dad’s personal story of being born into abject poverty in the mountains of North Carolina — literally in a log cabin! — and his journey to becoming a Baptist theologian and civil-rights activist. … Continue reading “You Never Know Who is Listening”
Renewal Means recommitting to Justice. (Yom Kippur, day of atonement, owning our impact and doing more)
Creative “renewal” – ways people of all ages can be real in virtual times by re-imagining religious education and family ministry
Return to your spiritual center
Marking the start of a new year, a new ministry, a new beginning with the ritual of Water Communion…
The Christmas Eve Service will consist of readings from the Christmas Story, meditative readings, traditional Christmas hymns, and brief reflections on the meaning of the season. The Christmas Eve Service is open to all. Often members bring visiting relatives to this service.
In the Mexican tradition, the dead are honored with beautiful altars, music, dancing, and offerings of their favorite foods. We are grateful for rituals that encourage us to open our hearts and express our love for our dearly departed. Join us in commemorating the Day of the Dead by bringing photos of your beloveds, flowers, … Continue reading “Día de los Muertos” Worship Team
