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Come Celebrate our own Church Artists! Many of our talented church artists will be exhibiting their work on our Art Wall in July. A variety of media will be on display, some for sale and some not. Artists include Betty Barclay, Bob Dietz, Cicely Gilman, Nora Hamilton, Cynthia Kelly, Ellen Levy, Margot Page, Peggy Rhoads, Diana Spears, Kerry Thorne, Greg Wood, Michael Young, and Stephen Young. There will be a reception for the artists on Sunday, July 12, from 11:15 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. — Diana Spears |
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Come Healing
Music and lyrics by Leonard Cohen and Patrick Leonard
L. Delaney Hutchinson, vocals
Nina Evtuhov, violin
Clara Schoettler, cello
Ryan Humphrey, piano
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Come Help Us Build We pledge our gifts to the building up of our beloved community on Commitment Sunday. Please bring your 2009 pledge card to the service to present during a rite of commitment and plan to stay after service to celebrate and build community spirit. |
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Come Whoever You Are |
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Come, Come, Whoever You Are! - Stewardship Sunday
Beloved Community, faith, and generosity are among the traditional themes of the holy month of Ramazan in the Islamic tradition. Join us for this special Stewardship Sunday as we reflect upon this sacred time and our commitments to the vitality and good works of our liberal religious community.
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Comfort in Difficult Times |
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Coming and Going Learning how to say hello and goodbye is spiritual work. It is not always easy. But to take it seriously is to use its power well. |
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Coming Back to Life We readily associate the Easter season with renewal, human and natural. This year, after a difficult winter in which human and natural catastrophes caused many deaths, the yearning for life is even stronger than usual. |
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Coming Home to Religious Humanism Sometimes in UU congregations, or various UU gatherings, I hear discussion as though humanism and religion are hostile forces in a neverending struggle. Anyone who reads the 1933 Humanist Manifesto cannot help but notice the references to religion, but not superstitious or mindless religion. I will invite you to think with me about how religion and humanism enrich one another. |
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Coming of Age |
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Coming of Age |
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Coming of Age |