Join us April 19 on Zoom for the lay-led “This I Believe” service. Reeb founding member Arthur Thexton, longtime member Sarah Cook, and new member Jim Maas will share the core values — spiritual or otherwise — that shape their daily lives. Join us for this service via Zoom Share the Plate
Rachel Avery will be leading our service this week via Zoom. Please join us via this link: [Expired Zoom link removed]
In times of abundant joy, it is easy to feel grateful. The challenge before us is how to handle things when we feel depleted, hurt, fearful, and those around us are holding all the gifts.
Do you sometimes feel disconnected from the best part of yourself, in the grip of unwanted emotions? Join us as we find the way back through paradox to our inner wisdom and strength.
Join us for a service where we will explore positivity, forgiveness, and compassion for all beings, including ourselves.
Tired of the overload of bad news we are exposed to? We will explore how we might deal with it as individuals and a beloved community.
All of us tell stories about our lives; they give us a narrative that gives meaning to our past, and guide us for the future. The stories we tell are crucial to our knowing who we are; they provide us a sense of identity. Some stories bring us hope and life, possibility, and power. Others … Continue reading Stories of Possibility, Stories of Power
Give yourself this opportunity to learn to be resilient by choosing to focus on “positives,” (acceptance, kindness, unconditional love, etc.) Our negative choices, (anger, hurt, judgments,, etc.) keep us from knowing that our True Self is Spirit, Soul whose nature is JOY. Our Spirit, Soul is asleep inside of us, seemingly separate from us, until … Continue reading It’s Your Choice: No God or Know God
The Justice Leadership Team (previously called the Peace, Justice and Sustainability group) will be reflecting on how justice work is at the core of UU principles. Following the service there will be an opportunity for the congregation to consider what justice work JRUUC should focus on, and what individuals are wanting to be involved with.
As the seasons turn and we become aware of the larger cycles that happen on our planet, how do we avoid becoming lost? How can we be part of the 4.5 billion year old story of life on Earth and still have a personal relationship with our world?
