The kind of resurrection told in the Easter story is contrary to the scientific and theological understandings of many Unitarian Universalists. And yet, there is wisdom to be found in considering the idea of leaving a tomb. This morning, we’ll explore the possibility that things we think of as endings might lead to beginnings. [Free … Continue reading A Tomb Is No Place To Stay
Join us for this service via an on-line Zoom Meeting “Embracing Possibilities: A Song of the Universe” with E.N. Hill Novelist George Eliot says “it is never too late to be what you might have been.” Each moment is a new opportunity to be who you aspire to be, a fresh start on the journey … Continue reading Embracing Possibilities: A Song of the Universe
Join us for this service via an on-line Zoom Meeting “What Might Solitude Bring Us?” with Rev. Karen We’ve been experiencing solitude in unprecedented ways for an extended period of time, and this state brings a wide range of physical, emotional, and spiritual responses. This morning, framed by excerpts from the new translation of Rainer … Continue reading What Might Solitude Bring Us?
Join us for this service via an on-line Zoom Meeting “The River Flows On” Water Communion with Rev. Karen, and Heather Yonker and the JRUUC Choir Water takes on many different forms in response to its surroundings, and keeps flowing – an apt metaphor for our congregation and our spirits in this time. For our … Continue reading The River Flows On (Water Communion)
Join us for this service via an on-line Zoom Meeting “The PRO Act: a collective response of the human heart to the plight of inequity on this Labor Day 2021” with Teresa Mambu Rasch All people have inherent worth and dignity, and so does all work. Remarks will review the contrast between the organized and … Continue reading The PRO Act
