It’s PJs and Pancakes Sunday In this multigenerational Pancakes and PJs service, we’ll invite people to “come to church” in cozy pjs, with their own brunch to enjoy. Revs. Leia and Linda reflect on how love is central to how we connect with each other. This Valentine’s Day comes just...
Led by Rev. Leia Durland-Jones Our UU faith asks us to use our reason to question what is and imagine new ways to think about things including relationships. Sometimes people think of science and imagination as opposites, but every good scientist will tell you that you need both imagination and...
Rev. Linda reflects on how the art form of improvisation could help us in our relationships with people who have ideas, cultures, beliefs that are different from our own. Can we all play together to make a joyful ensemble? The choir debuts their February anthem. Order of Service Improvising Beloved...
Led by Rev. Leia Durland-Jones. This Sunday in Chapel and Faith Development, we imagine together the power in naming things. What’s in a name and why do names matter? Who has the power to name things? We will learn about Gabriela Mistral, Chilean poet-diplomat, educator and humanist and how she...
“Imagining from New Generations” UUC’ville Worship Weavers present a worship that focuses on what it could be like to truly listen to voices of younger people. Their imaginations might inspire those of all the generations! Sunday, January 31, 2021 “The Imaginative and Creative Superpower in a Child” Order of Service...
Led by Rev. Dr. Linda Olson Peebles Rev. Linda is thrilled to be with those who attend the Family Chapel. She believes the ideas and dreams of children and youth matter to us all, and would like to ask us all to imagine what would happen if we took those...
Community Worship this month has explored the power of our imagination for healing, working together and for making our dreams come true. What might happen if we imagine ourselves in the coming days as both willing and strong? Where can we find support and sustenance as we take up the...
Led by Rev. Leia Durland-Jones January 17, 10 A.M. Our faith calls us to name and work to end the injustices in the world. As we honor the life work and the birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we will explore through story, song and reflection how...
What if we really could continue the work of community organizers of old, like the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, and support the work of others today? Rev. Linda explains why she has made community organizing a spiritual practice in her ministry, encouraging putting relationships at the center of...
Our UU faith asks us to use our reason to question what is and imagine new ways to think about things. Sometimes people think of science and imagination as opposites, but every good scientist will tell you that you need both imagination and reason to understand the world and to...
