December 21st is the shortest day of our year. Pagans have celebrated Solstice for eons. Solstice comes from two Latin words “sol” meaning “sun” and “sistere” meaning day. Thus, “Solstice” means the Day of the sun. We will acknowledge the darkness we face, and, as our December theme “Choosing Hope” … read more.
This multigenerational service is traditionally our most delicious service of the year. Plan now to bring a favorite bread from their family tradition to share (in a basket or bowl that can be easily passed around).
2025.1123 OOS – Oh,We Give Thanks – Bread Communion
Due … read more.
Maya Angelou’s poem Still I Rise states in part:
“Leaving behind nights of terror and fear
I rise
into a daybreak that’s wondrously clear
I rise”
This is a poet who understands compassion, who cultivates it for all. We will discuss her sage advice “You may … read more.
We are going through enormous change right now, some of it dispiriting. Where do we find our resilience to deal with change and approach the day with confidence?
2025.0810 OOS – Finding Confidence – Resilience Lies Within
Join us after the service in-person hospitality downstairs in … read more.
John Knox, Mary Beth Trembly and Dennis Cramblit will explore how our theme of freedom matters when talking about fathers. They will explore the role their father played in their lives, or their own experiences as a father, and what Father’s Day means to them.
Our landscape has changed so much over the past 200 years. The prairies that our ancestors experienced in this place we call home in the 1830’s are now mostly gone. Bison were nearly killed off to extinction. Many species that once were part of the land … read more.
This sermon is part of the Sermon of the Month series from the MidAmerica Region of the Unitarian Universalist Association.
In the wake of such great change internally and externally, we must ask ourselves, ‘What is the Church to be and do in this time?’ Come, … read more.
“Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, There is a field. I’ll meet you there.”
Jalaluddin Rumi (1207-1273) Translated by Coleman Barks and John Moyne
Our theme for December is “Presence”. We are entering the holiday season, we are
worrying about what the new year will bring, … read more.
“What does Justice and Equity look like in the courtrooms of Blue Earth County and our Surrounding area?”
02.11.24 OOS – What does Justice and Equity look like in our area
Join us after the service for an in-person hospitality downstairs in the Fellowship … read more.
Haven’t we all planned the perfect events, just to have everything change? Hermann Hesse stated “Some of us think holding on makes us strong, but sometimes it is letting go.” We will explore letting go, facing change head on.
Join us after the service for in-person hospitality downstairs … read more.
