Sunday, Feburary 21

Services

“A Love Letter to Your Body”

Our bodies – those unique biological vessels that enable us to think, to move, to see, to hear, to taste, to smell, to laugh, to sing, to experience the wonder of the world, including the unique and precious wonder of another human being. We have the gift of a body we have been given, entrusted to care for, at whatever level of strength and limitations it provides. My colleague Meg Riley reminds us, it’s only by living within those bodies that we grow our souls. The UU poet Walt Whitman reminds us, “if anything is sacred, the human body is sacred.”  Let’s explore gratitude for the gift of our precious, embodied physical lives.

Church News & Updates

November 14 – Potluck and a Movie

November 14 – Potluck and a Movie

Saturday, November 14, 6 - 9:30 pm Please join us in the Unity Room to watch the documentary movie: 13th It is a documentary about what happened after Congress passed the 13th Amendment to end...

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The Importance of Meaning

The Importance of Meaning

Sunday, November 15 Led by Rev. F. Vernon Wright V Location: Sanctuary We will be exploring the ideas of Viktor Frankl, particularly those contained in his seminal 1963 "Man's Search for Meaning"....

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