Unitarian Universalists are a theologically diverse people. Our congregations include atheists and agnostics with roots in Christian, Jewish, Buddhist and Pagan traditions; and that’s far from a complete list. Are there are some things we hold in common? This service will celebrate our diversity, and inquire about our commonality. We will include a story for … Continue reading What UUs believe about God
10:30 am May 17 – Coming of Age Celebration- Rev. Laine & Rev. Margaret WeisThis year our youth have been part of a 3 congregation program to challenge and support them as they leave childhood. The program involves service, theological reflection and mentoring. It is a way that the congregation, the parents and the youth … Continue reading Coming of Age Celebration
This week for our Beltane ritual, we encourage you to bring a seed if you have one, or a scrap of paper and writing implement. We also encourage you to bring flowers- set a flower where you can see it, or send a photo to [email protected] by Saturday at noon and Rev. Laine will include … Continue reading Beltaine
These are difficult times for many of Americans. We are called to be prudent and to use our resources carefully. Still we long to be generous and to live lives of abundance. Together we will look for the abundance that is an innate part of the web of life and our lives together. The service … Continue reading “Finding Abundance in Difficult times”
As we all know, Wednesday, April 22nd, 2020 is the50th Anniversary of Earth Day !!! So in celebration of Earth Day, this Sunday, we will enjoythe voices of nature- the birds and the critters, the waterand the wing, the sounds of the interconnected web.The service will include a story for all ages, anda breakout room … Continue reading Earth Day-” Each Voice”
March 29, 10:00 am- Rev. Laine leads a multi-congregation Zoom worship with our sibling church in Athens, PA. You can join it by clicking here on your computer or smartphone https://uuma.zoom.us/j/293194025 or by calling this phone number +1 646 876 9923 and when it asks punch in the Meeting ID: 293 194 025
Since the industrial revolution, our productivity has been clocked and tracked. We have been encouraged to work faster and do more. What would happen if we moved at our own natural rhythm? The pace of our own body, mind and spirit? How would we even know what our own natural rhythm might be?
An annual tradition, our Candle light service weaves together stories and carols, and the sharing of candlelight. This year’s service will feature special guest musicians, and stories we suspect you haven’t heard before. People of all ages are welcome to this inter-generational celebration.
Rev. Darcey Laine with music by Brin Taylor.
