PUUF Religious Exploration will be reading and discussing the UUA 2021 Common Read book Breathe: A Letter to My Sons by Imani Perry beginning March 28th at 9:30 a.m. Breathe reflects on race, racism, and the hope that one’s child will be wholly known and valued by society. It is “an unforgettable lesson in Black resistance and … Continue reading Religious Exploration – Breathe: A Letter to My Sons
Explore Valentine’s Day – Why Do We Celebrate Loving Relationships on February 14? How are we connected to a 1500 year old past? What does this tell us about expressions of love and the qualities we have come to associate with it? During our meeting, we will be enlightened and surprised by our answers. There … Continue reading Religious Exploration – Loving Relationships
Join us this Sunday for a special worship service. Your Worship Committee is preparing a morality play, focused on immigration justice. This promises to be an inspirational and relevant experience for us all.
“When My Life Becomes Prayer” Our Fellowship’s monthly theme for March is “prayer’. Today’s worship service will examine a few people in history whose very lives might be called a living prayer. Here is a link to the audio recording of Rev. Jenny’s sermon: When My Life Becomes Prayer
“Inherent worth and dignity are all well and good, but . . .” As Unitarian Universalists, we affirm and promote seven principles, the first of which is “the inherent worth and dignity of every person”. How do we live true to this principle, when confronted with the reality that humans can and do cause suffering? … Continue reading Sunday Service – Inherent Worth and Dignity
We will enjoy rituals of letting go and welcoming in. Letting go can mean past regrets, leaving a job or relationship, habits or behaviors. Welcoming in can be a fresh attitude, a strategy for an adventure, a new habit, career change. Each of us knows ourselves best, and chooses what if anything needs let go, … Continue reading Sunday Service – Letting Go, Welcoming In
