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In today’s busy and all-too-connected world, keeping the sabbath may seem like an outdated concept, but it may also be a powerful technique that helps us “pay attention.” How can we stay connected in today’s world and attempt to keep the sabbath? Join Bill Sasso … read more.
An exploration of one of our many Unitarian Universalist Super Powers. Our Faith has the tools to open many pathways to connect with and reconnect to our inner selves, our chosen faith community, and our larger community… if we will use them. What ways … read more.
Thoughts on Embracing Possibility – Mallory’s musings on embracing possibility and what it can look like in our daily lives.
What happens when 30+ congregations speak with one moral voice? We are delighted to welcome Natasha Walker, our new leader at the UU Advocacy Network of Illinois (UUANI), to the pulpit. Natasha brings a unique perspective to our movement, combining two decades of strategic … read more.
Members of the Reproductive Justice Team will reflect on their work and the impact on people they serve.
Father Joseph A. Brown, SJ; PhD, Director, School of Africana and Multicultural Studies; Coordinator, Africana Studies Program, SIUC, will speak on “The Journey into the Unknown: How do we rely on the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen”. Music … read more.
Miriam Link-Mullison, Generosity Team Chair, will share the meaning of this year’s theme, Our Gifts = Possibilities. Those present will share their ideas on past achievements and the possibilities for next year. She will also share how she determines what to pledge and how … read more.
Ann Levin will provide remarks about how faith and community help build resilience. Music by Tim Hoke.
Over the past 25 years, Minister Emeritus Bill Sasso has developed a sense that, as a congregation, when our Fellowship community commits itself, we can accomplish significant and unexpected results. Whether adapting in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, building a new facility, or navigating … read more.
We will discuss the poem, “Be Like A Tree” by Joanne Raptis. Charles Ruffner will provide insight relating to each line of the poem. Music by Elana Floyd-Kennett.
