We are a covenantal tradition guided by our Principles. But our Principles, some say, are not our covenant. This Sunday we explore what we have promised to and for one another in being Unitarian Universalists.
February Theme: Trust
In religious circles, “trust talk” most often revolves … read more.
How has love taken form for Unitarian Universalists and how does it today? Rev. Kim, Robin Pugh and Hannah Gallo offer a service on Love that is Inescapable, Convicted, and Sustaining.
February Theme: Trust
In religious circles, “trust talk” most often revolves around having faith that … read more.
To kick off our stewardship season, Rev. Kim reflects on congregational life today, what we deserve, and the spiritual journey of putting out fires.
February Theme: Trust
In religious circles, “trust talk” most often revolves around having faith that life will look after us. We UUs … read more.
We are a covenantal tradition guided by our Principles. But our Principles, some say, are not our covenant. This Sunday we explore what we have promised to one and for one another in being Unitarian Universalists.
What would it mean to live into someone else’s answers to the big religious questions of our time? Would our beliefs change? Would they secure? We gather this Sunday to consider the malleability of our beliefs – and the possibility therein.
Listen here:
http://www.uucwc.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/1.13.19-180-degrees-.mp3
As we begin this month of considering the spirituality of Possibility, we turn to a modern parable of all that is possible with a little patience and perseverance.
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http://www.uucwc.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/1.6.19-The-Chair.mp3
Each year we gather to retell the story of Christmas. We do so again this year, with the Choir singing the indomitable Messiah, and with reflections from Rev. Kim on what it means for a messiah to be born.
Come join us for a participatory nativity pageant during our family Christmas service.
Only a few roles are cast in advance of the service, the rest of the at least 27 participants (including shepherds, stars, kings, and animals) take part as the story is told. Everyone … read more.
Days after Solstice, the longest night of the year, we take this early hour to steep into meditations on the earth’s turning.
In this season of miracle, awe and wonder, we take this Sunday to remind ourselves of the Hanukkah story, to celebrate the newest members of UUCWC, and to wonder together about the mystery of miracles ancient and new.
Music by the Crossings Chorale.
Listen here:
http://www.uucwc.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/12.9.18-The-Mystery-of-Miracle.mp3
