“Love your neighbor as yourself,” so we have been taught, in almost any religious tradition you could name. What if that is not the best way to love someone else? And just why wouldn’t it be? We explore today a queer vision of love. Rev. … read more.
Martyrdom has certainly fallen out of favor, but some things are so important that your love for them can be nothing short of sacrificial, and perhaps even self-sacrificing. What love might be worth sacrificing the self for? What might you sacrifice yourself for? Rev. Rita … read more.
Our Fellowship exists only because we continually will it into existence. It is our desire, our commitment, our labor, and our funding that makes the Fellowship possible. What is the Fellowship we want and how will we both imagine it and live it into being?
At the center of Unitarian Universalism is the expectation that we build a church and a religious practice through covenant, which is to say through the expectation of responsible participation in a religious community. In other words, we build the child, continually and in relationships. … read more.
The New Year always brings on a mania for adding new resolutions to our daily habits, which we often abandon within days or weeks. What if we imagined instead things we will not take anymore, ways of thinking and being that we will stop ourselves … read more.
We celebrate our traditional Christmas Eve service with an emphasis on the power of the child to bring us closest to what really matters, especially when we are confused and afraid. Rev. Rita officiating.
12 24 22 OOS–The Wonder of Children
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Through song, readings, and reflections, we celebrate the deep significance of Leonard Cohen’s enduring song “Hallelujah.” Rev. Rita officiating.
Click this link to join the service: https://zoom.us/j/99358411229?pwd=eGU2RUNiS0lFNjdyZlFMOVZITEhCdz09. Contact Worship Tech Kat … read more.
Rather than a formal sermon, Rev. Rita offers a conversation on Big Questions: What does it mean to have faith? What do Unitarian Universalists make of evil? What is theology to an atheist or an agnostic? What should we hold onto of our Christian heritages? … read more.
UUFM worships this morning by in-person in the 937 Charles Ave. Sanctuary and on Zoom. Life Calls Us On: Even when times are very bleak, the beauty of the world calls us to live as lively as we can. Rev. Rita preaching.
UUFM worships this morning by in-person in the 937 Charles Ave. Sanctuary and on Zoom. Intimations of Mortality: When we acknowledge the reality of death, without morbid attachment, the potential to savor every bit of life can emerge. Rev. Rita preaching.
