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Join us as our community gathers back from summer with the familiar Unitarian Universalist ritual of the Water Communion. We will reconnect with one another and with one of nature’s most powerful elements: water.You and your family are invited to bring a small sample of … read more.
We welcome you to join us August 31st for a theatrical service uplifting the theme of Inclusion! Facilitated by Jan Eisenhard, with music by Elana Floyd-Kennett, Candy Davis and more! There will also be skits featuring members of our fellowship written by Gypsy O.
Rooted in our UU values, we explore Deep Listening this Sunday learning from one another and discovering new ways of thoughtful listening, opening up and exploring our common humanity and dignity. Deep listening will help us address the crisis of loneliness, as well as, … read more.
Please join us for a readings service on August’s monthly theme of Inclusion. Kathy O’Laughlin will facilitate, with assistance from members of the Sunday Services Team, and all are invited to share with the congregation in various forms, such as readings, poems, songs, art, … read more.
Disability Pride month is over, but you can be an advocate for disabled people every day. CUF member Jen Salamone, through personal reflection and UU sources, will explore what it means to be disabled in our Beloved community. Continuing our monthly theme of Inclusion, … read more.
Traditionally, a “matin” is a service of song and prayer. Our version of a matin is a service of music, reflection, and blessings. Join us for meditations and music on Inclusion, our theme for August. Music by Candy Davis.
CUF member Mallory Keith reflects on her personal experiences of endings and beginnings to help cope with the uncertainties of today.
When things around us change — and they just keep on doing that! — we need to adjust, which can be thrilling, uncomfortable, awkward, and/or transformative. As a congregation, we’re in the midst of a major change, a ministerial transition with a significant degree of uncertainty. CUF’s Emeritus Minister Bill Sasso will help us explore together what might help us adapt, over the next few months, to this time of opportunity and challenge.
CUF member Tim Hoke explores the philosophy of personal transitions and the psychological process of change, focusing on how individuals navigate shifts in their lives from one state to another. Emphasizing the internal journey of letting go of old identities and embracing new ones, often involving a “neutral zone” of uncertainty before a new beginning. Discussing acknowledging the inherent difficulty of transitions, highlighting the need for self-compassion and recognizing that growth and learning can emerge from these experiences.
Traditionally, a “matin” is a service of song and prayer. Our version of a matin is a service of music, reflection, and blessings. Join us for meditations and music on Transformation, our theme for July. Music by Elana Floyd-Kennett.
