Sunday Services
Unless otherwise noted, all Services begin at 10:30amJune 17, 2018
Courage
–Member Jennifer Greene will lead a Colloquy on the theme of “Courage.” The colloquy format, created by Arthur Dobrin of the Ethical Humanist Society of Long Island, provides an opportunity for self-reflection and contemplation. Colloquy discussions use readings, music, and quiet sharing to reflect on a particular theme.
June 10, 2018
Beloved Conversations
– Member Marian Russo will lead a service featuring a video of members of the Mt. Diablo Unitarian Universalist Church sharing reflections on their participation in Beloved Conversations, which is a curriculum developed by Mark A. Hicks, Ed.D. of the Fahs Collaborative of the Meadville Lombard Theological School for exploring the role of race/ethnicity in individual and congregational lives.
June 3, 2018
“Who Knows? – The Truth Emerges”
-Guest speaker John Freund. When the NPR show “Radiolab” did their episode on Emergence, host Jad Abumrad asked the question, “How do so many stupid creatures with no boss add up to be so smart?” And there’s no subject more enshrouded in stupidity and brilliance than Truth. Who knows “The Truth”? The Truth is out there, and it’s within us. And it will Emerge.
May 27, 2018
Dealing with Empathy Fatigue?
– The problems in our world can feel overwhelming. Is it possible to stay compassionately engaged in the face of so many societal problems? Today we will view a video of a sermon entitled “This is Us”. This sermon was delivered by Connie Simon, Intern Minister Unitarian Society of Germantown, this past February and offers us some advice for how to cope with today’s events and ends with a good pep talk by reminding us of our UU heritage. We will reflect on her message and suggest ways in which we can help develop sustained compassion and action.
May 20, 2018
Change
–Member Jennifer Greene will lead a Colloquy on the theme of “Change.” The colloquy format, created by Arthur Dobrin of the Ethical Humanist Society of Long Island, provides an opportunity for self-reflection and contemplation. Colloquy discussions use readings, music, and quiet sharing to reflect on a particular theme.
June 17, 2018
Courage –Member Jennifer Greene will lead a Colloquy on the …June 10, 2018
Beloved Conversations – Member Marian Russo will lead a service …June 3, 2018
“Who Knows? – The Truth Emerges” -Guest speaker John Freund. When …May 27, 2018
Dealing with Empathy Fatigue? – The problems in our world …
