The Wonder of Christmas Eve
Join us online or in-person for our service as we explore the wonder of Christmas Eve. This service will be at 7pm. Did you miss this service? You can watch it here.
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Winter Through Poetry & Music
Please join us on Sunday, December 18, 2022, at 10:45am, to celebrate Winter through Poetry & Music. Spread the word, bring your friends! Refreshments served after the service. This is our annual choir concert service supported by our poetry group. Our choir this year will be led by Beth Hoover. After the service enjoy refreshments … Continue reading Winter Through Poetry & Music
Blue Christmas
December is often known as the season of joy. But it can also be a reminder of what we have lost, people who are not with us this holiday season. This service creates space for us to hold grief together. This service is 7pm on Wednesday December 21st entirely on zoom. To Attend Online We … Continue reading Blue Christmas
Not All Who Wonder Are Lost
Wonder can mean surprise and awe. It can also mean doubt. As UUs we tend to take a skeptical view of miraculous events. Many of us have doubts. We wonder about the evidence for such things, we wonder how other people can believe in such things. How can we maintain a sense of wonder as … Continue reading Not All Who Wonder Are Lost
Pageant: An Unhoused Christmas
Come one, come all! Join us for an unrehearsed Christmas pageant and become a part of the Wonder as we experience the traditional story of a baby born in Bethlehem in a whole new way! Please bring a donation for Compassion for Campers to donate to our unhoused family during the story. Please see the … Continue reading Pageant: An Unhoused Christmas
Capote’s “A Christmas Memory”
“Imagine a morning in late November. A coming of winter morning more than twenty yearsago…” Thus begins Truman Capote’s 1956 short story “A Christmas Memory.” Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the holiday season to enjoy this sweet and heartfelt story of a simpler time and an unlikely pair of friends. Speaker: … Continue reading Capote’s “A Christmas Memory”
Food and Faith
Enjoying a “sinfully delicious” treat? Being “good” about sticking to your diet? As we enter the holiday season of feasting and fellowship, let’s think about how our embedded theology is reflected in our conversations around the dinner table. Speaker: Virginia Gracen Worship Leader: Jesse Bowen Chalice Lighter: Sheryl Bass Music: Ken Johnson Virginia Gracen is … Continue reading Food and Faith
The Path of Change
Sometimes welcome, sometimes unexpected, change comes into all of our lives. What resources do we need to navigate and learn from change? Speaker: Rev Jenn Gracen Worship Leader: Rebecca Colon Chalice Lighter: Mary Robinson Music: Cassandra Vohs-Demann After the service, we will offer social time online and in person. 12:15-1:15pm we will have Q&A session … Continue reading The Path of Change
Startull: The Story of an Average Yellow Star
Everything changes. And sometimes one changes provides us with unexpected gifts. What gifts come from the changes in stars? This is an all-ages service. Speakers: Rev Jenn Gracen and Heather Madaus Worship Leader: Sue Kazlusky Special Music: Ken Johnson After the service, we will offer social time online and in person. 12:15-1:15pm we will have … Continue reading Startull: The Story of an Average Yellow Star
The Courage Medal
n the Wizard of OZ each of the characters comes to the wizard with a need, something they are lacking in their lives. What does this story have to offer us about our own lives? Come monsters, witches, superheroes, and pumpkins; come nurses, teachers, trees, and onions, come one, come all: wear your costumes to … Continue reading The Courage Medal