When the Unitarian minister, Joseph Priestley, came to America, Thomas Jefferson was there to attend his sermons. In the course of his life, he wrote several letters and essays which address his thoughts on religion and morals. Thomas Jefferson will again attend a Unitarian church … read more.
“On this Memorial Day Weekend, we take time to remember, with deep gratitude, the many who have left us in this past year and have lighted or supported the light within us.”
“On this Memorial Day Weekend, we take time to remember, with deep gratitude, the many who have left us in this past year and lighted or supported the light within us.”
5.29.22 Meditation, Additional Memorials & Notes
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Our worship service today falls between Yom Kippur—the holiest day in the practice of Judaism, characterized by rituals of atonement and repentance—and International Day of Peace—a United Nations-sanctioned day of observance for world peace, especially an end to violence and war.
How might practices of peace … read more.
Join us for our traditional Memorial Day service, organized and lovingly delivered by Tony Filipovitch.
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 … read more.
Join Tony Filipovitch for a service reflecting on Thanksgiving, native wisdom, and a Haudenosaunee ritual of gratitude as described in Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Braiding Sweetgrass.
Our space is virtual, but our worship is real, vital, and life-sustaining.
The Zoom information for Sunday Worship is below:
UUFM Sunday Morning … read more.
Tony Filipovitch, Worship Leader
Continuing a UUFM Memorial Day Weekend tradition, this service is devoted to remembering and reflecting on the lives of those who have died in the last year, from around the world, around the country, and from our community.
PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A … read more.
Continuing our Memorial Weekend tradition, this service is devoted to remembering and reflecting on the lives of those who have died in the last year, from around the world, around the country, and from our community.
A mindset of abundance flows from a sense of personal worth and security. It is the confidence that there is plenty out there and enough to spare for everybody. It reaches out to possibilities, options, creativity. The miracle of the loaves and fishes … read more.
