Survival is Not a Promise. It is a Memory.
Facing another election cycle, we gather for our monthly Joys and Sorrows ritual to share, to witness, to sing something new into this world.
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Facing another election cycle, we gather for our monthly Joys and Sorrows ritual to share, to witness, to sing something new into this world.
On this All Souls Sunday, we mark the passing of time and the passing of loved ones. Our incredible UUCWC choir adds their voices to this beloved Sunday.
This Sunday we welcome the prolific American Civil Rights Activist, Larry Hamm, to the UUCWC pulpit. All are welcome for Sunday’s service and to stay after for a deeper conversation and exploration on reparations and allyship.
This Sunday kicks off our Auction sermons with Rev. Kim responding to Kim Bacso’s questions about authenticity, our capacity to change, and what we lose when we decide to be different. Directly following, all are welcome to gather for our Committee & Ministry Fair!
On this Joys & Sorrows Sunday, we consider the still prophetic words of James Luther Adams, who first taught us of the prophethood of all believers.
In these times we must take seriously what it means to be a community (not just in a community). What are we invited into? What is required of us? What are we called toward? Gather this Sunday with Rev. Kim; the first of our guest musicians, Josh Quillen; and for the start of our Children’s … Continue reading Survival Is Not a Fortress, It Is a Garden.
From Joanna Macy to Andrea Gibson What do these teachers have to tell us about the world that they’ve left us with, and our task for what’s to come?
The great Buddhist teacher and deep eco theory activist and author, Joanna Macy, has died. Her poetry, theology, and understanding of the world has taught millions. What small pieces of her wisdom might ground us in this week, this season, this world’s turning? This service will also feature special music from Christa Olson, Lee Schofer, … Continue reading The Work that Reconnects
This past spring, Rev. Kim was tasked with writing a Failure Resume. A what? Come and explore the sacred invitations of failure, and the relationship between how we fail and the future of our world. This service will also feature special music from Greg Pontier and Nancy Neff.
After a time of sabbath, we welcome back Rev. Kim, and welcome also new partners in our work to build a mutual and beloved community. What does it mean, in this world, at this time, to survive?