UUFM joins the Michael Servetus Unitarian Universalist Society for worship this morning. What’s The Social Gospel Got To Do With It? The Social Gospel has been a source of Unitarian Universalist’s social action and community work for decades. What is the Social Gospel and how might it call us to living out a greater love? Rev. Laura … Continue reading What’s The Social Gospel Got To Do With It?
Rev. Laura has offered UUFM the opportunity to worship with MSUS while Rev. Rita is away. We continue to work to be as welcoming of a congregation as possible. Still, there are always areas where we can grow in being more intentional around one another. On occasion, we may just put our foot in it! … Continue reading UUFM Share Service with Michael Servetus UUS – We All Step In It Sometimes
The hymn Spirit of Life was described by its author, Carolyn McDade, as a prayer. Prayer can look, feel, and mean so many different things. Rev. Laura will reflect on her own thoughts on prayer and the many forms it has taken in her lifetime. The Zoom Meeting Info will be emailed to you … Continue reading Considering Prayer – UU Summer Services Collaborative – Rev Laura Smidzik, Michael Servetus UU Society
We will venture back to 16th Century Europe and learn the history and hear the voices of early Unitarian leaders. The Zoom Meeting Info will be emailed to you Friday before service in the Worship email. If you have questions or need the zoom link emailed directly to you, please contact Zoom hosts Macey Forsyth … Continue reading Religious Freedom and Radical Thinkers: Early European Unitarians – UU Summer Services Collaborative – Rev. Laura Smidzik, Michael Servetus UU Society
Many of us find that to be forests and trees create a space where we can be still and connect to the beauty and power of nature. Although the trees that surround us appear to be silent, German Forrester Peter Wohlleben speaks of the “fungal communication highway” which is actively at work below the surface … Continue reading They May Look Still, But Don’t Be Fooled
Exploring the Humanist Manifestos Note! Worship begins at 10:00 am Many of us hear and use the word “humanist” and have different definitions. Rev Laura Smidzik will revisit the three Humanist Manifestos and bring to life some of their main tenants. Today, we are pleased to join for worship the congregation of Michael Servetus Unitarian … Continue reading Online Worship Service and Coffee Hour
Marc Lesser, a Zen Buddhist teacher, speaks of the “Nervous Apes” driven by the three core human needs of safety, satisfaction, and connection. In a rapidly changing world, how are these primal needs helpful and when do they become barriers to love and growth? Rev. Laura Smidzik is the Minister at Michael Servetus Unitarian … Continue reading Three Gorillas
