Our service this morning engages the meaningfulness and importance of the concept of “secular scriptures.” In most religious contexts – likely including our own – these two words centrally inhabit … Continue reading Literature as Sacred Texts
Earlier this year, Ming Kuo, Professor at University of Illinois in Landscape Architecture and Friend of UUCUC, was invited to be a presenter at the World Economic Forum in Davos, … Continue reading Country Mouse Goes to See the Queen
This service will feature reflective descriptions of the diverse COVID-19 experiences of congregation members. What challenges have you experienced and how have you met those challenges? What surprises have you … Continue reading Pandemic Experiences and Reflections
In this all-ages service we will be exploring the theme of journeys and sharing reflections on our life journeys. New members will be introduced during New Member Recognition Ceremony. The … Continue reading The Road Goes Ever On and On
Religion should be a prominent and positive part of public and political life. Separation of church and state is important, but the steps taken to avoid imposing Christianity on people … Continue reading Worth and Dignity
