“We sometimes wrongly say it is the absence of creed that is most important to who we are [as Unitarian Universalists]. This is wrong. Any one of us could practice religious freedom at home on Sunday mornings. We could practice religious freedom all day long, every day, and never come into community. It is covenant that brings us out of isolation, covenant that brings us out of selfish concerns, out of individualism, to join ourselves to something greater, to become a part of a community that is working to practice love, to dwell together in peace, to seek knowledge and wisdom together, to find better ways to live our lives and live in the world.” – Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray

Indeed, it is covenant that not only connects us but strengthens our bonds. Together, we will reflect on the importance of living covenant in our faith tradition and community, considering how keeping our covenants close to our hearts can strengthen all our relationships. We will recommit to the work of repair and notice how our inner and outer worlds reflect one another.

 

 

 

This will be a multigeneration service and there will not be Children’s Chapel this Sunday, however Nursery service will be available.

 

Join us after the service for in -person hospitality downstairs in the Fellowship Hall.

 

Click this link to join the service:  https://zoom.us/j/99358411229?pwd=eGU2RUNiS0lFNjdyZlFMOVZITEhCdz09

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