Our unique Unitarian Universalist Flower Communion was first introduced 100 years ago. This is a Sunday to celebrate the beauty of who you are, who we are, what we create together. Please remember to bring a flower to add to our congregational bouquet, but if you forget, don’t worry – got you covered.
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At one point or another life is going to shake you up – conflict, illness, death of a loved one or something else will come and test and stress you to the limit. How can you get through this?
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There are many paths to wisdom and enlightenment. Along with the great sages and the holy scriptures, works of fiction, written, oral or performed, also offer us insight. Inspiration can be found in the deeds and words of many people, both real and imagined.
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If you were in conversation with someone whose views you abhor, how might you handle this?
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Over a century ago the first Unitarian Minister in Salem, OR, Rev. William Ellery Copeland, was the local president of a national club that envisioned a bright future for society. What was that vision and what has it got to do with us? There will be a short ceremony acknowledging the Life Lines Lay Ministry.
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Come hear Rev. Rick about the compassion and love in our hearts and how it can help others who are going through a hard time. Also this year’s Mighty Oak recipient.
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Come see and more importantly hear a musical service through the gift of spiritual musician David Roth.
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We all have made mistakes and have felt the need to apologize. We have also all been hurt by others and sometimes been given an apology, and sometimes not been given one. Yet we are constantly told of the importance of forgiveness for hurts done to us, at least for our own sake, if not for the benefit of others. Is giving and receiving an apology an artform and is it necessary to maintain positive healthy relationships with others as well as a positive relationship with ourselves?
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Easter Sunday, come hear Rev. Rick’s views on the historical Jesus and if he was considered an extremist in his day. Then check out the Fellowship Hall to see if the Easter Bunny has left any treats to munch on. Before you go, head out to Bateman’s Woods and see if you can find any hidden Easter eggs.
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Imagine if everyone had to create their own bumper sticker. I’ve decided to do just that and will reveal mine to you and perhaps you’ll have one to share with me. Let’s have some fun as we explore the meaning of life together.
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