12/14 – “Light”
“Light” The Rev. Angela Herrera On the day of First Unitarian’s green energy celebration, the second in a two part sermon series on darkness and light. What does light represent in religion and spirituality?...
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12/21 – “A Season of Stories”
“A Season of Stories,” The Rev. Christine Robinson and James Galasinski, Ministerial Resident December 21 is the Winter Solstice, the fifth day of Hanukkah, and the Sunday before Christmas. We’ll celebrate all these holidays...
12/24 – “Christmas Eve Services”
4:30 pm: Christmas Eve for Families: A shorter service aimed at families with children, featuring the puppets’ favorite Christmas story…the one where the animals come to see the baby Jesus in the manger. Children...
12/28 – “Letting Go and Beginning Again”
“Letting Go and Beginning Again” The Rev. Christine Robinson In this activity-based service for everybody school aged and over, we’ll celebrate the post-Christmas season and look ahead to the new year, using some of...
11/23 – “In Praise of Messy Lives” The Rev. Angela Herrera
With the holidays come images of photogenic “families” smiling with beautiful gifts and eating picture perfect food. Heaven knows the real thing is much more interesting. Bring a friend! ASL interpretation will be provided...
11/16 – “Meet the Transcendentalists,” The Rev. Christine Robinson
Many a UU got their first hint that there might be a religion for them when they read Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau in literature classes and heard that they belonged to...
11/9 – “Where Are We?” The Rev. Angela Herrera
On Angela’s first Sunday back in the pulpit after four months of sabbatical, a sermon about developing a deeper sense of place, in New Mexico and also in our lives. Music: Bamidbar Brass Quintet
11/2 – “Meet the Humanists,” The Rev. Christine Robinson
UUism has been profoundly affected by two heresies (Unitarianism and Universalism) and two philosophies: Transcendentalism (in the 19th century) and Humanism (in the 20th). This week, we’ll dig into humanism, touch on atheism and...
Sunday – October, 26
9:00am | 11:00am “Slightly Haunted,” Laura Bartolucci The ancient Celtic people believed that on November 1, the veil between the land of the living and the dead was at its thinnest and visitations from...
