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What can the word “faith” mean to us as a community and as individuals? Rev. Dr. Kathy Ellis leads worship with worship associate Dot Everhart. Music Director David M. Glasgow provides service music, and the choir sings music of Meg Barnhouse.
We will begin our discussion of the book Fluent in Faith by considering the question of what is religion and what that can mean to us. Rev. Dr. Kathy Ellis leads worship with Michele Burton as worship associate. Carole Knisely provides service music.
About the "men of July 20th" (referring to July 20th, 1944) a high level German resistance movement against the Nazis that tried to replace Hitler's whole government to end the murderous regime, the Holocaust and WWII. One of the men linked to the leaders of this coup was Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Gisela Roethke is worship leader … Continue reading Worship: “Resistance”
How can we talk about God in a meaningful way? How well do we listen to others’ ideas and experiences of God? Rev. Dr. Kathy Ellis leads worship with Cheryl Parsons as worship associate. Music Director David M. Glasgow provides service music, and the choir sings.
Some talk of being “spiritual but not religious.” Others reject the very word spirit or spirituality. We’ll explore ways of understanding this quality. Rev. Dr. Kathy Ellis preaches with worship associate Cheryl Parsons. Marc Renault provides service music.
God, in the traditional concept, is not something that we all believe in or agree with. How can we as UU's interpret God to fit our beliefs? Rachel Teates is service leader with worship associate Dick Poland. Music Director David M. Glasgow provides service music, and the choir sings.
