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The 4th Principle of Unitarian Universalism is the “Free and Responsible Search for Truth and Meaning”. Old Norse myths put an emphasis on the search for knowledge. We will explore the ancient Norse myths and teachings regarding the gathering of knowledge for ones spiritual and mental needs.
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Learning and Growing Together is the tagline of the Lifespan Faith Engagement (LFE) Program. Throughout this past year, the learning and growing together has been about support, connection, and community. Join us for a multigenerational celebration of this year’s LFE classes, leaders, and learnings!
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Today we wear orange to remember those who have been affected by gun violence. We mourn the devastating loss of lives and the impact on families and communities. We work for change and invite others to join us.
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Our memories shape our reality. As individuals and in community, our stories of the past shape our decisions and actions in the moment. Let us explore the power of history, and ways we can use our power to create a future of justice and abundance for all.
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As this church celebrates sixty-seven years since its founding, we share stories from times gone by, celebrating the past as a gift to the future.
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Unitarian minister Rev Norbert Capek created the Flower Communion in 1923, celebrating our diversity in community. All are invited to bring a flower to share, as those of all ages gather to hear the familiar story and re-enact this beloved ceremony on the 100th anniversary of its founding. Don’t forget to bring a flower!
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We humans are marvelously made. The health of our bodies and minds, our hearts and spirits, are interconnected and mutually reinforcing. As we enter Mental Health month, let us explore the creation of health at all levels, in celebration, acceptance and support.
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ALL MUSIC SUNDAY
My Favorite Things- Our Director of Music Ministry, Natasha Steinmacher, will share reflections on 20 years at UUCCH; lessons learned from running, meditation, poetry, and music; and her hopes for the future of Unitarian Universalism.
This special service will feature music from the UUCCH Choir, Handbell Choir, UUkulele Band, Natasha, and special guests. Please join us for cake following the service
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Ours is a living faith, honoring tradition and evolving over time. Our UU Principles are our covenant, stated in Article 2 of the UUA Bylaws, and we renew that covenant to serve a changing world. Let us explore the proposed Article 2 revision centered in Love, the spirit of our faith.
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As we celebrate the beauty and abundance of this fragile and resilient planet, let us pledge once more to commit our effort and our wisdom to heal and renew our blue boat home.
