There is a revolution happening in the scientific understanding of trees. Far from being lone organisms fighting for their own survival, forest trees communicate and support one another in complex ways. What can we learn from their ancient ways of being? Daylight Savings Time starts today. “Opening Words”, Pete Wernick “Reflection”, Pete Wernick “Listen to … Continue reading Wisdom: Listen to the Trees
Awe is one of the finest of human experiences. It often brings a connection to our deepest values, and the lasting impacts of experiencing awe can shape our understanding of our lives on earth and the powerful forces surrounding us. In this service we’ll recall awe and we’ll try to experience it as well. Carmin Sandim will provide piano selections, and Pete and Joan Wernick will sing a song of awe, as well!
What lessons and wisdom can UUs draw from Judaism, a foundational resource for UUs?
Our one 10 a.m. service for Memorial Day is about getting past the ambivalence we may have about wars so that we can both recognize our own universal human vulnerability and be thankful for what others have sacrificed — most of them involuntarily — so that we might be here today. Attendees will also have … Continue reading New Perspectives on Memorial Day
Come join us for a fabulous morning of music when the Fellowship Singers sing with the Choir from our Boulder neighborhood church, Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder. “On Prayer of the Children”, Rev. Lydia: “On Unclouded Day”, Rev. Penny Rather:
We will look at how we Unitarian Universalists balance our own beliefs with the beliefs of others in our congregation and in our world, and consider how our faith tradition responds to the promise of pluralism. Led by the Revs. Catharine Harris and Rev. Penny Rather, with Pete Wernick, Service Associate. “Our Common Ground and Our … Continue reading Balance and Religious Pluralism
We offer one service at 10 a.m. on this special day. Come explore the question, what does hope look like for each of us as individuals and as community as we enter the new year? Reflection 1: Reflection 2: Reflection 3:
We’ll be bringing back the light. It is helpful if you bring a flashlight to this service for your use. Please join us! Reflection:
Our Universalist faith is grounded in a theology of Hope. Today, we explore that tradition that invites us to ask the question “What does it mean to be a people of Hope? Reflection: Sermon:
