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Telling Our Story

What part has race played in Unitarian Universalism? Speaker: Rev. Jenn Gracen Worship Leader: George “Kaz” Kazlusky Chalice Lighter: Elizabeth Young Special Music: Cassandra Vohs-Demann Hymn: Billy Seger Did you miss this service? You can watch it here.

Pathways to Healing & Regeneration

When you imagine pathways to personal, social and ecological healing and regeneration, what do you see? Who is with you on your journey? What transforms and gives way to new beginnings? Who and/or what are you accountable to along the way? Join UU Ministry for Earth and The Reverend Yadenee Hailu for a special Earth Sunday worship … Continue reading Pathways to Healing & Regeneration

Celebration of Diversity

Flower Communion is the time of our year when we honor the diversity of our communities. It is a uniquely Unitarian Universalist ceremony. You can learn more about Flower Communion HERE This year we asked that you send us a picture of yourself with flowers for our in service video. As this also fell on … Continue reading Celebration of Diversity

Who Tells Your Story?

Whose stories are we missing? What if there is another side to the stories we love? Speaker: Rev. Jenn Gracen Worship Leader: Ron Relic Story for All Ages: Jesus the Storyteller and the Teacher from Spirit Play told by Heather Madaus Chalice Lighter: Peter Tinkler Hymns: Billy Seger Did you miss this service? You can … Continue reading Who Tells Your Story?

The Road Not Taken

We all have regrets about things we have chosen NOT to do in our lives. In her sermon, Rev. Julie Stoneberg invites us to view our regrets through a different lens. Read by Carol Alfus Speaker: Carol Alfus Worship Leader: George “Kaz” Kazlusky Chalice Lighter: Sue McCowin Reading: Jesse Bowen Music: Ken Johnson & Billy … Continue reading The Road Not Taken

The Liminal Space of Becoming

How often are we (individually and collectively) in transition, becoming something or someone new, without even realizing it? We are invited to notice when we’re in this liminal space and embrace it as sacred and holy. Rev. Mary Dicken is an ordained United Methodist clergyperson, currently serving at Meridian Street United Methodist Church in Indianapolis … Continue reading The Liminal Space of Becoming

A Commitment to Commitment

“Our work experience, our relationships and our own sense of peace are strongly tied to the commitments we make. Commitments require long, hard work and honoring them seldom results in life being easy all of the time. This is especially true for a nation of people whom have grown accustomed to a lifestyle filled with … Continue reading A Commitment to Commitment