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The Artist's Way - Workshop The Artist's Way - a new Thursday evening class is opening with an eye towards cultivating your creativity - Judith Martin-Straw will be facilitating The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron. This ten week class will be using the popular workbook The Artist's Way, so you are encouraged to get a copy and give it a look to see if you would be interested in taking this on with a group of like minded adventurers. It is a closed class, so you'll need to sign up before we begin. Judith has done the class as a student and a teacher on multiple occasions, and loves using the workbook as a way to break through blocks and create fun. Join us for a fresh perspective on art, creativity and the meaning of life (Really). Thursday nights 7-9pm September 23 - December 4 (no class November 25) Contract AdultRE@uusm.org for the zoom link. |
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The Bahá’í Faith
Over a century ago, a new faith emerged in Persia and its founder, Baháʼu’lláh, was heralded to be longed for Messiah of the world’s major religions. Join us for this service as we encounter the teachings of Baháʼu’lláh and learn more about this persecuted global religion.
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The Bare Necessities The story of the exodus from Egypt is one of the primal paradigms of the spiritual journey. We will explore what are the essential items to bring along (and leave behind) as we set out on our own journeys. |
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The Beloved (Online Service)
The Queen of Months — Ramazan — has arrived! Muslims around the globe are observing this lunar month as a time of intensified fasting, prayer, and charity. These spiritual exercises help the followers of this path to draw near to their Beloved. Join us for this special service celebrating and exploring this sacred month.
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The Beloved (Online Service) Rev. Jeremiah Kalendae |
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The Beloved Canopy (Online Service)
One of the consolations for the loneliness and monotony of the past year has been the companionship of nature. Forest, desert, river, ocean all remind us that we are not as alone as we thought. We just have to listen. |
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The Benefit of the Doubt |
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The Bhagavad Gita: The Song of the Divine
ONE SERVICE AT 10:30 am online only
Our Unitarian Universalist tradition embraces religious wisdom from many sources. Although the Hebrew and Christian sacred texts have been at the foundation of our tradition, other texts such as the Bhagavad Gita of Hinduism have also played an important role in shaping our liberal tradition. Come join us and learn more about the Hindu tradition and this beautiful sacred text this Sunday!
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The Big Towel Stampede LADIES AND GENTLEMEN - THE BIG TOWEL STAMPEDE IS ON........ August 24 12:30 to 3:00PM. Peggy Kharraz and Beverly Alison are rounding up 100 towels for the Ocean Park Community Center homeless shelter. OPCC provides 70 desperately needed showers a day for the homeless. Join us after church on Sunday, August 24 for a turkey chili/green salad lunch and tour of Beverly's cactus and succulent garden. ADMISSION: ONE BATH TOWEL PER PERSON - new or gently used. GOAL: 100 TOWELS FOR OPCC. It will be fun, delicious and a wonderful way to contribute and spend time together in a lovely setting. Call Beverly for directions to her house and a reservation. Families welcome. Please come - we need towels and we need you.
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The Blessings of Tone-Deafness and Arrhythmicism
Dr. Zanaida Robles, our Director of Music, shares personal experiences related to "tone-deafness" and "arrythmicism." We listen to stories, songs, and singing experiences that reveal theological truths about how everyone has a singing voice and how every singing voice matters.
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The Broken Heart Is Smart When the heart is broken, writes professor Kimberley C. Patton of Harvard Divinity School, the soul is released from its prior constellations. . . . The soul rushes toward rebirth. This is not a comfortable process. But it is a normal one. Chalice Lighting Remarks by Melanie Sharp |
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The Call of Service Reverend Furrer addresses the value of service, the value of contributing one's time and energy for the betterment and uplift of others, and how that changes us, makes each of us a better, more fulfilled person...and a better, more faithful Unitarian Universalist. |
