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The winter solstice marks the shortest day of the year and the first official day of winter. In today’s service we will look at some of the ancient traditions and celebrations that mark this time of year and consider the opportunities for personal renewal as … read more.
Zen teachers often say that their teachings are like a finger pointing at the moon. The finger is useful because of what it points us toward, not as an object of study for its own sake. Western epistemology is based on ongoing reductive analysis the … read more.
Traditionally, a “matin” is a service of song and prayer, and has also been used to refer to the morning song of birds. Our version of a matin is a service of music, reflection, and blessings. Join us for music with some of our CUF … read more.
Taking time to consider what we are thankful for has been shown to be good for us in many ways. Join us as we explore gratitude through readings, music, and sharing.
Our annual service of gratitude will be both in person at the fellowship and online on zoom! We will give thanks in word and song, and CUF folks will share their recipes and stories.
In the spirit of holding history, we’ll welcome a voice from the past. Eli Gilbert was born in 1789, and travelled down the Ohio River with his family to settle in rural Jefferson County, Illinois. Bill Sasso will “channel” Eli, sharing his story and relating … read more.
Our service today is brought to you by the Social Action Committee and our look at mental health in our community this year. This service will focus on Veteran’s mental health and healing from post traumatic stress. Our featured guest is Alicia Ruiz, from local … read more.
