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"Silence (And Other Figments of Our Imagination)": It may seem paradoxical for us to focus on silence at our annual Music Sunday service. On the other hand, where else is a musician to begin, but silence? And what do we do when we can't find any? Our Music Director, David M. Glasgow will lead this special … Continue reading Worship: “Silence”
Second Tuesdays - Hindsight, Humor & Hope: Who, Me, An elder? This workshop encourages us not to stay distant from painful memories and/or grudges but rather to begin to see them with fresh eyes and learn from them. Confronting difficult memories in the present with the wisdom and insight of the present helps individuals become … Continue reading Adult Ed – Hindsight, Humor & Hope: Who, Me, An elder?
Sign up by September 16th to join us as we participate in the local “Day of Caring” event, which will take place on Friday morning, October 14th. Last year we joined with other community volunteers to do needed work at the local women’s domestic violence shelter. We painted a hallway and did a bit of … Continue reading Day of Caring
Celebrate this traditional German event at Walhaus, home of Michele [email protected] and Jim Burton [email protected]. the day will start with a six-mile hike on the Appalachian Trail at 9:00 AM. The "Fest with bratwurst and bier" will begin at 1:00 PM for those who do not hike. There will also be an opportunity to take a … Continue reading Oktoberfest and Volksmarch
Many UUs think our first principle is about tolerance, but I tend to think that it is so much more than that. As one of our most famous UU ministers, Forrest Church, once said, "virtues are only deadly when malpracticed, . . . for they lend the appearance of nobility to evil." So what can … Continue reading Worship: “The Deadly Virtue of Tolerance”
Third Tuesdays - The Wi$dom Path: Money, Spirit & Life The Meaning of Money In our Lives Beginning in childhood and throughout our adult lives, we receive many messages about money from family members, friends, co-workers, popular culture, and our faith community. These messages are often conflicting. How money is managed and spent can be … Continue reading Adult Ed – The Wi$dom Path: Money, Spirit & Life
