It was such an honor to be invited to join with Clinton Chapel A.M.E. Zion Church and a group of esteemed Baptist, A.M.E. Zion, and C.M.E. preachers for worship together on Good Friday. UUFSC really turned out and dare I say we created some moments of Beloved Community. We really did have a moment of … Continue reading Good Friday Worship with Clinton Chapel AME Zion Church
Services at 9:30am and 11am. The Wheel of the Year turns to the equinox. Many of our ancestors honored the returning life force to the earth with songs, dance, and rituals. We will celebrate the passing of winter and embrace the season of growth and potential. Worship Leaders: Avonelle Tomlinson and Bernadette Burns
Services at 9:30am and 11am. Humans create much of reality through the stories we tell. What kinds of inquiry help us create new stories and new realities? Worship Leaders: Rev. Darcy and Sharon Arpoika
We humans are promise-making-breaking-remaking creatures. Let us explore the messiness of promises. Worship Leaders: Rev. Darcy and Tina Godsey
Theo Salisbury has taken seriously the UU call to appreciate ‘wisdom from the world’s religions’ and delved deeply into the Muslim tradition. He will share some of his story with us! Worship Leader: Janice Goodloe with guest speaker Theo Salisbury.
Come celebrate the glorious beauty we are surrounded by at this time of year. Please wear your boots or sneakers, as you will be invited to take a brief contemplative walk into the surrounding almond orchard as part of the worship service! Worship Leaders: Rev Darcy with Janice Goodloe
Mary Lee will explore our Seventh Principle, respect for the interdependent web of all existence. Janice Goodloe, Worship Associate with Mary Lee preaching.
Love is a cornerstone of Universality theology. But just how many flavors of love are there?
A father has to be a provider, a teacher, a role model, but most importantly, a distant authority figure who can never be pleased. Otherwise, how will children ever understand the concept of God?” -Stephen Colbert
As we wrap up our first year together, as I prepare to head to General Assembly in Portland, OR and then take 4 weeks of vacation and study leave, I have been doing some reflecting on our first year together, rereading newsletters, weekly reflections, and my sermons.
