In Yarmouth, Maine the area clergy would get together once a month for lunch.  At least they did while I was there.  I really hope they still do.  Those lunches were great. We all got together for lunch once a month – same restaurant, same table, same waiter even, and same lunch order.  Every month we all ordered the […]

This multi-generational service has become one of our “touchstone” Sundays – a time for us to remember and honor those who came before.  Leia Durland-Jones and Rev. Wik will facilitate worship together.  Please remember to bring photos or mementos of loved ones who have died for our Communal Ancestors’ Altar.  [Note:  the Children’s Choir will be singing, and Child […]

You can find it in the myths and folklore of pretty much all Mesoamerican cultures; it shows up in lot’s of other cultures, too.  Hungarians called it, “égig érő fa,” the Sky-High Tree, and “életfa,” the Tree of Life.  To the Norse it was, “Yggdrasil,” the World Tree.  At the base of which was the pool of the […]

Having lived through WWII and communism, Unitarians in Transylvania know a lot about sticking to core values during hardship and change. Rev Alex will offer ideas for us based on her visit.  [Note: we will be celebrating our New Member Recognition ceremony!] Our liturgical year is organized around the four seasons and four fundamental issues […]

There’s a joke I’ve always loved, but always have to look up to make sure I get it right.  When I looked it up (again) this week I discovered that in a 2005 poll in the UK it had been voted the funniest religious joke: I was walking across a bridge one day, and I saw a […]