Culturally, we have learned to react in horror to a wound—to see it as ugly, untoward, something to cover over, to forget about, to keep out of the light of day. If we admit that some wounds simply don’t heal—don’t close up and fade away—much as we would like them to, can we learn to look at our individual and collective woundedness as an opportunity for compassion rather than distaste? This week, UUFM is pleased to expand our congregation to include folks from Michael Servetus Unitarian Society in Fridley, MN. We are glad to be a larger UU “us” worshiping today.

 

Our space is virtual, but our worship is real, vital, and life-sustaining.

The Zoom information for Sunday Worship is below:

UUFM Sunday Morning Virtual Worship 10:30 am Followed by Virtual Coffee Hour Every Sunday Gathering begins at 10:10 am.

Join Zoom Video Meeting by clicking https://zoom.us/j/99358411229 ;or by opening your Zoom icon and entering the Meeting ID 993 5841 1229 where it says “Join A Meeting”; or through an audio-only call by dialing on your phone 312-626-6799, then entering the Meeting ID 993 5841 1229, followed by # . The Meeting password is 883666. You will enter a Waiting Room, and a Host will greet you to admit you to the Worship Space.

Soul Matters Monthly Theme:  What does it mean to be a community of HEALING?

Topics: Healing