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Join us to hear Rabbi Emanuel as he sheds light on the esoteric aspects of Jewish mysticism in a way that is accessible to those who are not mystically inclined. Rabbi Ilan Emanuel was born in the United States and lived in Huntsville, AL where his father was the rabbi of the Reform congregation. At … Continue reading The Kabbalah for Rationalists: Mystism for the Rational Mind
On the Sunday between Mother’s Day and Memorial Day, I want to share reflections on life, death, aging, and losing loved ones. I preached a similar sermon on this Sunday a year ago at the Longview Fellowship, after having just returned from my 50th college reunion and reflecting on aging, the loss of friends, and … Continue reading The Turning Point on Memory Lane; Between Mother’s Day and Memorial Day
Learn about personal and organizational visions. What are they? Why are they important? How can we use them to guide, energize and measure our individual and collective development? How can we use that development to realize a powerful shared vision that helps us create the community and world we truly desire?
Join us for an upcoming UU service as we explore the fascinating question of why Homo Sapiens rose to dominance and how it relates to our UU principles. We’ll delve into the history of our species and examine the factors that led to our current position of power. Through this exploration, we’ll gain a deeper … Continue reading Homo Sapiens; Where We Came From and What the Future May Hold
While protest music has been a part of the Unitarian Universalist church throughout the last century, there are still many stories to be told. Join the U2C3 music team in a celebration of this noble tradition.
Everything is a vibration. When our bodies, emotions, and spirituality are in harmony we feel good. When we are not in harmony we feel out of balance and are in a state of dis – ease which can lead to disease. Balancing your energy centers can create resonance and harmony within the body, mind, and … Continue reading Tune In to your Frequency – Learn how balancing your energy centers can create resonance and harmony within the body, mind, and spirit.
Pastafarianism, also known as the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, is a relatively recent “faux” religion that appears to mock many of the traditional characteristics of established religions. But is it actually a “real” religion after all? Is it a cult? Is it a joke? Who gets to decide and how? Come hear the … Continue reading Is Pastafarianism a Religion?
Are you looking for a meaningful way to celebrate Ostara and Easter with your loved ones? Look no further than our all-ages, break-out service! Join us as we explore the themes of rebirth, renewal, and new beginnings that are central to these springtime celebrations. Our experienced facilitators will guide you through interactive activities, thoughtful discussions, … Continue reading Celebrate Ostara and Easter with an All-Ages Break-Out Service
In this sermon, we’ll delve into the impact that Jesus of Nazareth has on the moral principles of our faith, and discuss why many Unitarian Universalists often overlook the final week of his ministry. Additionally, we’ll explore the significance of Jesus’ teachings for mothers and their relationships with their children.
