Coalition for Police Reform
Second Sunday Spotlight
An open mike featuring the usual suspects of performers, folk singers and poets.
Hosted by Greg Wood ( Not that other guy) and his guitar.
For more info please email gregwood@computerpersepctives.com
Memorial - Gerrie Lambson
UUSM Obituary at: http://news.uusm.org/two-memorial-services-this-weekend-june-8-and-9-2019/
Discussion and Support for Persons with Disabilities
Discussion and Support for Persons with Disabilities
Send off for Rev Greg
Woke Up with My Mind Staying on Freedom
Black churches in the segregated South were the safe, community-owned cradles of the civil rights movement. I’ll talk about my recent pilgrimage with 50 other people, mostly Unitarian Universalists, to some of these churches, and the veterans of the movement we met along the way.
The Center of the Universe
Many of us have come to Unitarian Universalism seeking elusive truth and meaning in a tumultuous, troubled world. We may find that there is a New Story of the world emerging from incredible scientific discoveries, one that challenges traditional understandings and shakes some religious foundations. But rather than appearing bleak and meaningless, the human place in the universe that we can now see actually has profound spiritual meaning and implications for humanity’s greatest challenges.
The Journey to Community Starts From Within
Each and every one of us has a story to tell about how we became Unitarian Universalists. While our spiritual journeys may be different, the end result is we are here at UUSM.
Choir member and former Board member Leonard Cachola, author of the memoir Cancer, Death, God, and Love, will talk about how telling the stories of our individual pasts can help move us to a future together in beloved community.
Final Hurrah
So long, farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, goodnight. My final sermon as your ministerial intern.