Calendar
Sunday Services - 11 am at the church and via Zoom
Child care is provided.
September 26, 2021: Rev. James Gibbons Walker, Affiliate Minister of First Unitarian Church of Baltimore. Topic: Schooling the Teacher - Bread, Dogs, and Questioned Assumptions in Matthew 15. Rev. Walker will invite reflections on living the First Principle and the value of uncomfortable people.
October 3, 2021: Rev. Terry Ellen. Topic: TBA.
October 10, 2021: Lora Powell-Haney. Topic: Three Sisters' Legend: Relationship and Repair for Indigenous Peoples' Day. Through the lens of a traditional Mohawk tale, we will explore community, relationship, and the importance of atonement and repair in our personal connections, and as a nation. How can we, as Unitarian Universalists, engage the power of healing even as we acknowledge our own part in the harm perpetrated on the indigenous people in this country?
October 17, 2021: Rev. Terry Ellen. Topic: "Wonder in the Natural World Is the Real Religion" Before there were scriptures, there was our inherent place in the natural world and our recognition of the sacredness of this fullness. This connection is in our very bones, so we do not need study - just gratitude.
October 24, 2021: Mike Franch. Topic: "Writing and Rewriting the American Story" Most of us learned our American history as a parade of good things with some bad things interspersed. Today we are learning that American history is also the story of a lot of very bad things and, even worse, that these bad things are a fundamental and continuing part of the story.
October 31, 2021: Rev. Terry Ellen. Topic: "All Souls" A number of our churches are named such. The Universalists scandalized the other religious bodies by proclaiming that all souls were so beloved by the Divine that every one would eventually make it to the bliss of heaven. Every one. And we UUs like to tout the worth and dignity of every person. Yet actually living this out means confronting every prejudgment we have, every learned bias, and all of our easy and and all of our passionate dismissals of others. Do we really mean this? our American history as a parade of good te of.
Contact
Contact Fran Kriston at fkriston@yahoo.com for any additional information concerning upcoming services that is not provided above.
Ancillary Events - Suspended During Pandemic
Child care is provided.
September 26, 2021: Rev. James Gibbons Walker, Affiliate Minister of First Unitarian Church of Baltimore. Topic: Schooling the Teacher - Bread, Dogs, and Questioned Assumptions in Matthew 15. Rev. Walker will invite reflections on living the First Principle and the value of uncomfortable people.
October 3, 2021: Rev. Terry Ellen. Topic: TBA.
October 10, 2021: Lora Powell-Haney. Topic: Three Sisters' Legend: Relationship and Repair for Indigenous Peoples' Day. Through the lens of a traditional Mohawk tale, we will explore community, relationship, and the importance of atonement and repair in our personal connections, and as a nation. How can we, as Unitarian Universalists, engage the power of healing even as we acknowledge our own part in the harm perpetrated on the indigenous people in this country?
October 17, 2021: Rev. Terry Ellen. Topic: "Wonder in the Natural World Is the Real Religion" Before there were scriptures, there was our inherent place in the natural world and our recognition of the sacredness of this fullness. This connection is in our very bones, so we do not need study - just gratitude.
October 24, 2021: Mike Franch. Topic: "Writing and Rewriting the American Story" Most of us learned our American history as a parade of good things with some bad things interspersed. Today we are learning that American history is also the story of a lot of very bad things and, even worse, that these bad things are a fundamental and continuing part of the story.
October 31, 2021: Rev. Terry Ellen. Topic: "All Souls" A number of our churches are named such. The Universalists scandalized the other religious bodies by proclaiming that all souls were so beloved by the Divine that every one would eventually make it to the bliss of heaven. Every one. And we UUs like to tout the worth and dignity of every person. Yet actually living this out means confronting every prejudgment we have, every learned bias, and all of our easy and and all of our passionate dismissals of others. Do we really mean this? our American history as a parade of good te of.
Contact
Contact Fran Kriston at fkriston@yahoo.com for any additional information concerning upcoming services that is not provided above.
Ancillary Events - Suspended During Pandemic