Due to the predicted weather, we have decided it will be best to cancel our service for tomorrow, February 24th. Peace UCC (our upstairs neighbors) are also canceling, therefore the potluck lunch is also canceled. ——————— Lifting up black women and their sacred trust in survival.
The renowned relationship researcher, Dr. John Gottman, views trust as an action rather than merely an abstract belief. His book, The Science of Trust, is the basis for my thoughts on healthy long-term trusting relationships.
The intersection of our social justice passions and the growing income inequality in our community creates so many possibilities for action. However, how we act is just as important as if we act.
Escalating income inequality is not just an abstract issue. It impacts how our Fellowship is truly welcoming and inclusive of us all.
On the 200th anniversary of the first performance of Silent Night we kindle hope for all people of the Earth to sleep in heavenly peace. This is our Christmas service of carols, candles, cookies and community.
The season of advent provides an opportunity to revisit Christian mysticism and a love that will not let us go.
This is the 450th anniversary of the Edict of Torda, the first instance of a government granting religious tolerance in Europe. It was proclaimed by the only Unitarian king that ever existed and a fascinating and proud part of our heritage.
Diverse people of faith living authentically in community.
Our immigration nightmare is one outcome of ignoring our fifth principle: the right of conscience and the use of the democratic process.
The metaphor of a growing tree fits our Fellowship nicely. In my first year as a half-time minister, I hope to build on our strong roots to nurture our health and growth as our branches reach out further into the community. Join us after the service for a joint potluck between our congregation and the … Continue reading Nurturing the Tree
