The UU Journey to — and from — Selma
On the 56th anniversary of the march from Selma to Montgomery, retired UU minister and BUF member Barbara Wells ten Hove will reflect on the legacy of the march and its impact on our faith.
Speaker: Rev. Barbara ten Hove
Christmas Eve Service — Come all Ye Faithful!
Music by Melanie Rieck & Kevin Allen-Schmid
We will sing carols and light candles together live on Zoom. The nativity story is a reminder of the holy and miraculous present even in human frailty and harsh conditions.
The Spirit of Music in our UU Faith
Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/738363620
Rev. Barbara will explore a number of UU hymns to see what they have to teach us about spirituality and our faith. While we can’t sing them together, we can listen to (and sing at home) hymns that deepen … read more.
Candle Light Christmas Eve Service — Impossible, Improbable Hope
Come share the light as we honor the powerful hope that arises even amidst struggle and pain. We will hear (and sing!) beautiful music, listen to meaningful words, sit in the darkness and light candles of hope. Bring your family and friends!
Pause Time ֍ [T]
Today begins the traditional christian season of advent. The time of waiting. What’s so hard about waiting? Perhaps the feeling of being in-between. I’ve let go of what I had, but I don’t yet have anything new to hold onto.
The Base, Cup, and Dancing Flame ֍ [T]
Consider the base upon which the chalice cup is held, the cup itself holding the fuel, and the flame which dances above. How might we use this 3-part metaphor to frame memories, our experience-of-now and our vision for the future?