Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is probably the religious “prophet” most trusted by liberals. We will practice deep listening to some of King’s words and how they call to us in this particular historical moment. Worship Leaders this week are Rev. Darcy, Todd Whiteley, and Sabine Klein.
How can we be a blessing to others, especially in a time of uncertainty? Rev. Lucas Hergert, minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church in Livermore will explore this question, while Rev. Darcy preaches at the Livermore Church. Worship Leaders this week are Rev. Lucas Hergert, Sue Cotter, and Todd Whiteley.
What do you need to release in order to move forward in 2017? Rev. Darcy will lead the congregation’s annual ‘burning off’ ritual. Worship leaders this week are Rev. Darcy, Todd Whiteley, Sue Cotter and April Gutierrez.
Blessings on your Christmas Day!
We join with our Christian cousins, the United Church of Christ, in celebrating the radical possibilities of hope even in the darkest of days. Worship leaders for this service are Rev. Darcy and Rev. Michael Schiefelbein. Worship will be at the College Ave Congregational Church, located at 1341 College Avenue in Modesto.
The Christian tradition teaches us to embody, to incarnate, the divine so embody we will! Join us for our multigenerational, pageant of Margaret Brown’s Christmas in the Barn. Worship Leaders this week are Rev. Darcy, Matthew Mason, and Sabine Klein.
German minister and Nazi resister Dietrich Bonhoeffer wrote his family from a Nazi prison that, “we can and should celebrate Christmas despite the ruins around us.” We will come together to reach out for joy amidst the darkness. Worship Leaders this week are Rev. Darcy, Matthew Mason, and Sabine Klein.
Humans struggle so much with uncertainty, even though uncertainty is the reality of every one of our days. In the moments when we feel the uncertainty, to what can we turn to soothe our anxious minds? Worship Leaders this week are Rev. Darcy and Matthew Mason, plus we’ll have a guest musician, Sydney Gorham.
A sermon by Rev. Scottie McIntyre Johnson, delivered by Sharon Arpoika. What are the basic elements of the Beloved Community? How do we, in our UU congregations, go about doing that? Scottie McIntyre Johnson explores a number of the aspects of the Beloved Community and how we can both create and sustain it in our … Continue reading Creating and Sustaining the Beloved Community
“If I were to teach a course on God, I would begin with a plate of persimmons,” writes UU minister Nancy Shaffer. We will give thanks for the abundance of our valley and offer one another a special pomegranate and persimmon communion. Worship leaders this week are Rev Darcy, Sharon Arpoika, and Sabine Klein.
