with Worship Associates Tony Blake and David Dodd, Cantor Rachel Walters Steiner, and pianist David Dodd. “When your cup is empty,” what words do you turn to? What words do you live by? Our UUP mission statement calls us to “Live your sacred.” What words do you live by, as we call out to each other … Continue reading Summer Hymn Sing!
with Worship Associate Dave Hudson, Cantor Rachel Walters Steiner, and pianist David Dodd. Throughout millennia, many cultures have marked the Winter Solstice as a sacred time. We come together in community to face the dark times and celebrate the return of the light.
with Worship Associate Tony Blake and pianist David Dodd “Water is not just another substance – it is the life force of majestic nature.” Masaru Emoto, The Hidden Messages in Water (2004). The elements, earth, water, fire, and air, possess transcendent qualities. Join us in worship as we explore the spiritual dimension to be found in … Continue reading Swimming to the Other Side
with Worship Associate Tony Blake and musician David Dodd Come join us for our summer hymn sing with favorite songs and stories from the UUP retreat and beyond. What lessons does our spirit learn from our outdoor experiences? What do we carry with us, when we participate in religious community outside of church? Wear your UUP T-shirt, … Continue reading “Postcards from Camp” T-shirt day!
with Worship Associate Tony Blake and pianist Gary Rossi Our worship theme this month is “Freedom.” As Unitarian Universalists, we are not handed a creed, but have the freedom to discover our own beliefs. Our UU sources include the “Words and deeds of prophetic women and men,” but our first source is: “Direct experience of that … Continue reading Choose Your Own Angel
When we look at the garden’s winter bones, what can we learn about ourselves and our world? Come celebrate the joy of being together as we sing songs to honor Mother Earth and the coming of Spring.
Join us in wishing joy to the world on this holy night. We will sing songs, tell stories and be grateful for the traditions that hold us together and push us to go deeper.
In the “most wonderful time of the year,” it can be painful when everything isn’t exactly perfect. In a season of lights and joyful noise come join us as we take a moment to honor the dark and the quiet.
Our spiritual theme for November is REPAIR. Can we find our authentic selves in traditional religious language? We re-view, reframe, and reclaim an old, perhaps beloved and familiar prayer, the 23rd Psalm. Is it relevant for Unitarian Universalists? Does it have any guidance for us in our troubled times? Please join us in worship.
To evangelize means to “spread the Good News.” What Good News does UUP have to share? And what is keeping us from shouting it to the rooftops?
