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 NEW MEETING ID FOR WORSHIP THIS SUNDAY … Continue reading In Memory
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 was not that God created something from nothing, but that the people … Continue reading The Miracle of the Loaves and Fishes
So, after almost nine months, with a lot of effort (made easier by the great story we can tell about ourselves), we’ve actually done it-we looked for a minister who would be the best partner for us as we grow still further in nourishing our spirits, broadening our minds, nurturing the earth, and building our … Continue reading The Care and Feeding of a New Minister
Courageous Hospitality Living together in community, across our differences, takes courage and hospitality. Today’s sermon will be an extended meditation on one person’s path that led into this beloved community. Worship Leader: Kim Evans Sound Booth: John Knox
Continuing our Memorial Weekend tradition, this service is devoted to remembering on reflecting on the lives of those who have died in the last year. Tony Filipovitch is a retired MSU Professor and a re-enactor of Thomas Jefferson. And he spends the entire year reading and clipping obituaries.
