Seasons of Life
Seasons of Life As many of you may have seen in her letter sent on Wednesday, our Lead Minister, Rev. Florence Caplow, will be resigning from UUCUC for health reasons … Continue reading Seasons of Life
Seasons of Life As many of you may have seen in her letter sent on Wednesday, our Lead Minister, Rev. Florence Caplow, will be resigning from UUCUC for health reasons … Continue reading Seasons of Life
Many of us have followed the courageous journey of US gymnast Simone Biles at the Tokyo Olympics, and learned a new word from the gymnastic world: “twisties”, when a gymnast … Continue reading Life’s Twisties
Juneteenth recognizes and celebrates African-American freedom, commemorating the historic event on June 19th, 1865, when the news about the Emancipation Proclamation finally reached the enslaved residents of Galveston, Texas. This … Continue reading Juneteenth Celebration
“Bridging” is a UU tradition, honoring high school graduating seniors. We will reflect on the power of the many kinds of bridges and thresholds in our lives. Thomas Joseph Negromo-Osagie … Continue reading Bridges
Join us this Mother’s Day Sunday to lift up and honor the many ways mothers and motherhood have driven the fight for human rights and greater justice in the world. … Continue reading Mothers of Courage
When you imagine pathways to personal, social and ecological healing and regeneration, what do you see? Who is with you on your journey? What transforms and gives way to new … Continue reading Earth Day Service from UUMFE: “Pathways to Healing & Regeneration”
Are we so fragile that our loyalty is lost when we find out that someone we have respected or idolized has made mistakes? Why is it nearly impossible for us … Continue reading Accepting Imperfection in Our Heroes and Virtue in Our Nemeses
After a long, hard, isolated year, this Easter we see glimmerings of renewal: the daffodils blooming in front yards, the first hugs between grandchildren and grandparents, the first tentative forays … Continue reading Rolling Away the Stone
Each year for our UUCUC auction one of the items is the privilege of choosing a topic for a sermon. Last year Kathleen Robbins had the winning bid, and this … Continue reading The Continued Costs of Inequality
Recent scientific work has identified “awe” as a powerful force for good in our lives. Can awe be cultivated? What do religions say about awe? Where have YOU found awe … Continue reading Choose Awe