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In this week’s sermon, we draw inspiration from Rabbi David Small, a character in a series of captivating novels, who embodies a unique blend of spiritual leadership and crime-solving. Reflecting on his insightful remark, “it is hard to be a Jew,” we explore the parallels between Judaism and Unitarian-Universalism as non-comfortable religions. Bob Allen is … Continue reading It’s Hard to Be a UU
The indigenous cultures that developed in and around North America were distinct from one another but share a worldview, our speaker will address these commonalities. Sunale Kanegisde Tsiaqua (Morning Song Bird) married into the culture as her husband was of Cherokee descent. She chose to learn and follow traditional ways and was named by Elders … Continue reading Indigenous American World View
Celebration Sunday Please join us this Sunday for the kick-off of our annual Stewardship campaign! This year’s theme, “Sustain the Flame”, celebrates who we are and how we will continue to sustain our community, supporting our mission. Please stay for our Celebration Potluck Luncheon immediately following the service. Michael Causey is our current president and … Continue reading Celebration Sunday: Sustain the Flame
Join Graciela Vasquez in a crucial conversation about domestic violence, the dangerous dynamics of power and control, and the path it takes to escalate into physical harm. Graciela will shed light on the various tactics used to trap individuals in harmful relationships, stripping away their power and agency. Drawing from her expertise, she will also … Continue reading Unraveling Domestic Violence: Understanding Control and Finding Help
Please join us this Sunday, September 17th, as we come together for our annual ingathering and Water Communion, celebrating the regathering and renewal of our community as we begin our new program year. For this ritual, all are invited to bring water that has meaning to them to the service, usually in a small bottle … Continue reading Many Streams, One River
Lauren Cantatore-Causey will reflect on her personal experience during the 9/11 tragedy and how we can bring clarity and healing in order to move forward through adversity. Lauren Cantatore-Causey was born in California and was raised as a Unitarian. She served 21 years in the Coast Guard and served U2C3 as the Director of Religious … Continue reading 9/11 Memories
2023 marks the bicentennial of the birth of England’s second-most famous naturalist, Alfred Russel Wallace. A younger contemporary of Charles Darwin, Wallace traveled to even more extreme, far-flung locales, made copious notes of his observations, and independently proposed the theory of biological evolution. So, it would seem his legacy as a pillar of the scientific … Continue reading The Mysterious Journey of Alfred Russel Wallace
We are thrilled to invite you all to a heartwarming and inclusive event – the All-Ages Blessing of the Backpacks service! Join us as we come together to honor not only our children but individuals of all ages, celebrating the start of a new school and congregational year. This special gathering is an opportunity for … Continue reading Backpack Blessings: All Ages Service
James Gill, Texas Master Naturalist and South Texas landscape legend, will share his passion for working with native plants in our area, including how to incorporate natives into your garden and landscape. Plant native plants, support our ecosystem, and look good doing it! Bring your questions!
