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"Our Living Tradition" - UUSM Sunday Service - May 8, 2022
Rev. Jeremiah Kalendae, preaching
Charles Haskell, worship associate
Our Unitarian Universalist tradition is alive in that it may evolve with the times through democratic processes. We follow a congregational polity which means we are a self-governing church. Our Bylaws Refresh Task Force has recently drafted proposed Bylaws to be considered for adoption. Come learn more about this work and the importance of democratic process to our movement.
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"Our Paradise" - UUSM Sunday Service - April 24, 2022
Rev. Jeremiah Kalendae, preaching
Alison Kendall, worship associate
Earth Day arrives and we are reminded the seas are rising and fires are burning in the only paradise we know. This special Earth Day service will celebrate Mother Earth, consider the threats facing our planet home, and remember our place in the interdependent web of all existence.
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"Our Paradise" - UUSM Sunday Service - April 24, 2022
Rev. Jeremiah Kalendae, preaching
Alison Kendall, worship associate
Earth Day arrives and we are reminded the seas are rising and fires are burning in the only paradise we know. This special Earth Day service will celebrate Mother Earth, consider the threats facing our planet home, and remember our place in the interdependent web of all existence.
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"Our Sabbath" (Online Service) - May 24, 2020 Rev. Jeremiah Kalendae |
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"Our UU Theology is Ablaze!"
[Daylight Savings Time ends this week - please remember to turn your clocks back!]
In recent years, Unitarian Universalism has awakened spiritually and grown unashamedly theological. I will make
a case for what our liberating, life-affirming, and loving faith has to offer today’s oft-fundamentalist and fractured
world.
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"Pan's Labyrinth" - Where Myth Meets History Joseph Campbell once said, Myth is the way things really are. What, then, of historical fact? This intense and wonderful film (with images of violence that make it unsuitable for some children) explores the boundary and intersection of myth and history. It reveals both the power of myth and the seemingly inexorable forces that shape the world we live in. |
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"Playing Nicely" - UUSM Sunday Service - May 30, 2021 Rev. Kikanza Nuri-Robins |
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"Playing Nicely" - UUSM Sunday Service - May 30, 2021 Rev. Kikanza Nuri-Robins |
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"Playmate" (Online Service) - June 14, 2020 Rev. Kikanza Nuri-Robins |
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"Poems of Connection"
Chance moments in our lives throw us into unexpected situations and can create connections with people that show us something about ourselves. In this service church members Bettye Barclay, Carrie Lauer and Rima
Snyder share poems that describe moments of connection between strangers. Leonard Cachola joins us as worship associate.
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"Possibilities" - UUSM Sunday Service - September 5, 2021 Rev. Kikanza Nuri Robins |
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"Possibilities" - UUSM Sunday Service - September 5, 2021 Rev. Kikanza Nuri-Robins |