Since the invention of the letter and then the telephone, human connection has slowly crept toward the virtual world. Now that the pandemic has rapidly increased this transition, how do we nurture a theology of connection in the virtual land of Zoom? Important: You will need to use this Zoom link to access the … Continue reading A Theology of Connection in Zoomland
The Point Fellowship is a faith community unlike any other in the area. We matter because we are an oasis of healing and wholeness. We each need to thoughtfully consider what this means as we recommit ourselves to this beloved congregation.
Our Fellowship joins with Peace Church for our annual combined service. We lift up highlights of the shared-space journey we’ve been on the last two years – how we’ve healed bumps in the road to create more wholeness in community. We will have a longer congregational response time to gather future collaboration ideas from everyone.
A reminder that our Unitarian Universalist faith is not grounded in a common doctrine or creed, but rather in a simple covenent of love and respect. How do we live into this covenant on a daily basis?”
Our UU values of interdependence, democracy, and the inherent worth and dignity of all people are direct antidotes to the fear, bigotry, and inequity that define our world. In this political moment, UUs are called to join forces with all people who want to organize our communities and our nation to #VoteLove and #DefeatHate.
Those two words are associated with a diversity of meanings, from an intensely destructive emotion in the coming out process, to the reconciling message of queer theology, and even a political movement. Ultimately, the words identify a process of healing – individually or societally.
The source of shaming those who do not believe in the divinity of Jesus dates back to the First Council of Nicea in 325 CE. Knowing the full story of what happened then can help heal that shame in 2020 CE.
Come celebrate two important religious events – Winter Solstice and Christmas Eve. Our service includes a ritual to wake up the sun as well as carols, candles, and cookies. You are invited to bring your favorite finger food to share.
Our hymnal contains many hymns with healing messages. Let’s rediscover them and renew our healing together.
During this year’s Guest at Your Table program, please join us to learn more about women leaders from Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC) partner organizations taking on some of today’s greatest human rights challenges.
