Living and Dying Well
Worship Leader: Joyce Tischler
Most people would prefer to avoid the subject of death. Yet, some would argue that death is not an enemy to be feared, but rather, an important aspect of one’s life, to be understood and appreciated. We do not honor life when we fail to see that mortality is what gives our humanity its precious quality. Death is a vital aspect of life, giving it a deeper flavor. When consistently practiced, the values and principles of Unitarian Universalism will guide us not only to live well, but to die well. Don’t miss this participatory service.