Services held in Hobbs Hall.
Our new articulation of Unitarian Universalist values is much more than a vision of the ideal world we long to see. It’s also instructions for how to move closer to bringing that vision about. Its interlocking covenants remind us how we are called to act, everywhere we go. Let’s explore those covenants, visions, and values, together.
9:15 AM All Ages Service (in person only)
Led by Rev. Kristina Church, DRE Colleen Thoele and Director of Music Ministries Emily Hall.
Facilitated Drop-In Small Reflection Groups for Adults
New Location! Fessenden Hall
This is an opportunity for members, friends, and visitors to reflect and share on wondering questions based on the day’s sermon topic. Everyone (including first-time visitors) is welcome to drop in and join us in Hobbs Hall for this small group connection time.
Religious Education for Children and Youth
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This Week’s Wondering Questions:
In Unitarian Universalism, we use the core values of Justice, Equity, Transformation, Pluralism, Interdependence, and Generosity– with LOVE at the center– to help us determine what our actions in the world should be.
- If you were ever in a complicated situation where it wasn’t clear what you should do, how did you decide? (If not, can you imagine such a scenario and how you might resolve it?) Are there important values/principles that you’d call upon (such as honesty, respect, compassion, etc., or any of the ones mentioned above) to help you figure it out?
- Looking at your own life, what values would you say are at the center of who you are? (They may be the same as or different from the UU ones.) How do these personal core values guide your choices in life?
11:00 AM A Multi-platform, Traditional Service (in-person and Zoom)
Led by Rev. Kristina Church and Worship Associate Dani Beale with Director of Music Ministries Emily Hall.
CLICK HERE to view or print the Order of Service.