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Long before Yesterday and Way before When Rabbi Comess-Daniels has written Bible stories in a unique way for children and all the young at heart. He will share three of them with us (each with a song!) Long before Yesterday and Way before When, Noah, and The Little Voice. Added to that will be some of his original Ice Cream Sabbath stories. |
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Long, Strange Trip: A UU History
We continue our six-part video and discussion series about the history of Unitarian and Universalist thought from the beginning of the Christian era to what we know today as Unitarian Universalism.
Join us March 19 (third Wednesday), at 7 p.m. in Forbes Hall for “Part II: The Birth of Unitarianism.”
Learn about the formation of the first coherent Unitarian theology in Transylvania, and track that theology as it spreads to Poland and then westward across Europe, finally forming an organized English Unitarianism. Featuring discussion of the work of David Ferene, Theophilus Lindsey, and Joseph Priestley.
You are welcome to bring your own brown-bag supper for pre-workshop socializing at 6 p.m. before we get started. Childcare available on request. Sign up in Forbes Hall at the LRE table after Sunday services.
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Long, Strange Trip: A UU History - Part 6: Unitarian Universalism Adult Programs invites you to join us for the conclusion of our "Long Strange Trip" film screenings about the history of Unitarians and Universalists. Wednesday, October 15 at 7 p.m. in Forbes Hall – Part 6: Unitarian Universalism This film tells the story of the century-long “courtship” between Unitarianism and Universalism as a classic love story - “boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets girl.” It details how they “courted” each other, sought out other partners, and finally consummated the merger. It discusses how Humanism helped bring the two movements closer together, and the role that Liberal Religious Education, especially Sophia Lyon Fahs, had on laying the groundwork for the merger. It then follows Unitarian Universalism through the 50 years of its existence and ends with some personal comments on what the future might hold. More information about the series can be found at www.uufilms.com You are welcome to bring your own brown-bag supper for pre-workshop socializing at 6pm before the screening. |
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Longing and Belonging [Note: No audio recording is available for this service.] |
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Longings of the Heart The American Heritage Dictionary defines ministry as 1 (a) the act of serving; ministration, and (b) one that serves as a means; instrumentally. Ministry then is service, and ministers are people who serve. But there's more. The second definition reads the profession, duties, and services of a minister of religion. So a minister is one who serves, but serves in a religious way. |
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Looking Forward, Looking Back: The Music That Moves Us |
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Looking to the Growing Edge Black Elk shared a vision of the world as a sacred hoop within which were sheltered all the children of one mother and one father. This Mother's Day service explores the gift of life, of hope, and of care that we each are to one another. Come celebrate with us. Music: Julie Millett, soprano |
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Los Angeles Humanist Leader Meeting c/o Ian Dodd |
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Los de Abajo Printmaking Collective
The September Art Wall exhibit, “Behind Bars,” is by the Los de Abajo Printmaking Collective. The exhibit includes several major pieces by Kay Brown, Nguyen Ly, Poli Marichal, Don Newton, and Marianne Sadowski denouncing the current state of the U.S. prison system. The Artist's Reception will be at 12 noon on September 7 in Forbes Hall. Stop by and meet several of the exhibiting artists. The show will run September 7 to 28. All works are for sale. The exhibit is open to the public Sunday mornings and open on weekdays by appointment. Contact Nancy at assistant@uusm.org
The Los de Abajo Printmaking Collective is committed to promoting the print arts through collaborative projects, workshops, and exhibitions. Artists are encouraged to push the boundaries of printmaking and participate in individual experimentation within the medium. This year is the collective’s 10th anniversary. Los de Abajo is part of the Consejo Gráfico network of independent print shops formed to advance the legacy of Latino printmaking in the United States. Consejo Gráfico strives to preserve the activist orientation that spearheaded Latino printmaking and to bring this element to the forefront of public awareness.
The pieces in the exhibit are part of a collection curated by Laura Pomerantz,that was originally created at the Collective’s residency at the Social and Public Art Resource Center (SPARC), in Venice, CA, during the fall of 2013. In May 2014, the exhibition opened at the Taller Boricua Gallery in New York City; in 2015 the exhibition will be presented at the El Camino College art gallery.
Contact information: losdeabajocollective@gmail.com
website: www.consejografico.com
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Loss -- Holding on and Letting Go (Online Service)
Moving together through these challenging times, we find ourselves confronted by loss in so many dimensions. What might be there for us? Do we hold on or let go? UCLA Oncology Chaplain and popular guest speaker Michael Eselun will share reflections on these questions.
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Lost in His Freedom, Man Pursues the Shadow of His Images Second in the W.H. Auden series, I will invite your consideration of how our freedom may become license. This is the Sunday nearest the anniversary of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Human freedom has sometimes resulted in inhumane license. |
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Lost in Translation
Have you ever been 'called' to something important but missed the 'call' because you didn't understand what was being asked? What was at stake? Being able to hear, understand and interpret what the world is asking of us is of critical importance if we are to figure out how to become integral and necessary to the future.
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