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Watch this service on YouTube. About the Service:As a small church that is lay-led, we have the freedom and responsibility to both navigate and drive. Let’s explore how the journey is the destination and how riding in the back seat is not what brings you here. It’s about realizing your own potential to be in … Continue reading Church Service Beyond Sunday: Making the Mundane Magical with Debby Sundermann
Watch this service on YouTube. About the Service:Love is universal, yet it appears in countless forms—kindness, passion, connection, and care for others. Join us as the U2C3 Worship Team reflects on the many ways love manifests in our lives and how it aligns with our values and principles. About our Worship Team:The U2C3 Worship Team … Continue reading The Many Faces of Love – presented by the U2C3 Worship Team
Watch this service on YouTube. About Our Speaker:A friend of the church, Sam Parris is a lifelong student of philosophy, science and reason. Through this lens, Sam has long sought to find ways to better describe the nature of reality. As an AP award winning journalist, Sam told the stories of the Coastal Bend community … Continue reading How to prepare for death as a Buddhist with Sam Parris
Watch this service on YouTube About the Service:From a utilitarian perspective, decision makers are encouraged to make decisions that create the greatest good for the greatest number. As long as this standard is satisfied, decisions are deemed morally acceptable. However, this does not mean that everyone benefits from such decisions. Nothing in utilitarianism requires any … Continue reading The Dark Side of Utilitarianism with Bob Allen
Sufism – Awakening in Life: Beyond Returning. Religion and spirituality have focused on the return journey of the soul back to the source, but the nature of existence is evolutionary. Sufism is a wisdom school which honors the uniqueness of each human being and aims at fostering awakening of divinity in life. It embraces teachings … Continue reading Sufism – Awakening in Life: Beyond Returning.
Deepen your understanding of yourself and your relationships by learning about the Five Elements: water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. The Five Elements theory is a framework used in traditional Chinese medicine to explain how we’re influenced by the world and nature. The Five Elements play a role in the balance of energies in the … Continue reading The Five Elements: Discovering Harmony and Balance Within Yourself and Others
Embark on a cosmic journey where Unitarian Universalist principles and the vibrant spirit of Ostara converge in a celestial celebration for all ages. We invite you to explore the interconnectedness of our shared humanity, the vast universe, and the blossoming of spring. Join us for a meaningful blend of rituals, music, stories and crafts as … Continue reading Celestial Connections: a UU Stardust Ceremony, All-age Service
Join us as Tim Loya discusses how, given the freedom we have to search for our own truth and meaning with access to modern technology, it now falls on us to look more closely at our responsibility in searching for the same. In what has been dubbed the “post-truth” era, can we trust traditional sources … Continue reading The Fourth Principle: Responsibility, Skepticism, Trust, and Forgiveness
Why we cherish our doubts is an examination of the considerable gulf between the Unitarian Universalist population and the populations following other major religions. How is it that in other religions a heretic is at best tolerated but might be shunned or even literally burned alive for refusing to believe a revealed or accepted truth … Continue reading Why We Cherish Our Doubts
