Click HERE to view the zoomed service. UUs draw from many sources including “Humanist teachings which counsel us to heed the guidance of reason and the results of science, and warn us against idolatries of the mind and spirit.” What is your understanding of humanism? Has it shifted over time? At this service with Rev. … Continue reading March 20 — “Humanism Takes on Many Forms”, In-person & Zoom, Rev. Sue Browning
Click HERE to view the Zoomed service As Unitarian Universalists, stewardship of our planet is at the heart of our beliefs and practices. Water symbolizes our connection to each other, to the totality of Life and to our place on the planet (7th Principle). For this worship service, we will welcome Annie Richards, the Chester Riverkeeper to our … Continue reading March 13 “Resilient Waterways”, Annie Richards, ** ZOOM ONLY ****
Click HERE to view March 6 service Is patience a good thing? Is it ever right (and even necessary) to be impatient? What do the various faith traditions have to say on patience? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll reflect on our understanding and practices around patience. Rev. Sue Browning Jan Sprinkel, service leader Joe … Continue reading MAR 6 UUCR Worship Service, “About Patience …” Rev. Sue Browning, In-person & Zoom
Click HERE to view service Rev. James Gibbons Walker, Affiliate Minister of First Unitarian Church of Baltimore, invites reflection on what it means to live as a Unitarian Universalist in light of the words of William Sloan Coffin, “The leap of faith is not so much a leap of thought as of action,” and James … Continue reading February 27 — “The Life We Have Chosen” Rev. James Gibbons Walker
Click HERE to view Sunday’s service This year the UUCR stewardship team has invited us to consider how we hold our center during trying times. How do we each hold onto our core values when times are challenging? Where do we turn for fresh ideas and connection? Join Rev. Sue Browning as we reflect on … Continue reading Sunday, February 20 — Rev. Sue Browning, “Holding Our Center” Marilee Taussig, service leader
Click HERE to view service Rev Greg Chute, retired Unitarian minister from Newark, DE, takes our February theme of “Widening the Circle” inwards. After reviewing the improving local Covid conditions, UUCR’s Re-Opening Task Force is pleased to share that UUCR will return to hybrid Sunday services (in-person services, with a virtual “Zoom” option) this coming … Continue reading Feb 13th. Greg Chute, guest speaker, “Awakening to Life” Hybrid Service, Catherine Brooks, service leader Al Martinez, musician
We enter this month hearing debates on how we teach history to our children, and to one another. James Baldwin noted, “American history is longer, larger, more various, more beautiful, and more terrible than anything anyone has ever said about it.” Does that ring true? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll explore the … Continue reading Feb 6 “Beautiful and Terrible” Rev. Sue Browning Online Zoom ONLY
Click HERE to join zoom service A few weeks back we challenged the congregation to reflect on the question: “What do I want?” How are you making out with this question? At this service we’ll hear some answers to this homework assignment. Join Rev. Sue Browning and other speakers for a morning of honesty around … Continue reading JAN 30 | UUCR & UUFE Worship Service &Virtual Coffee Hour Online Zoom ONLY Rev. Sue Browning
Click HERE to view the past service Dr. Bob Clegg, guest speaker, Jan Sprinkel, service leader Theme and Sermon Title: Zwang – The Cost of Lasting CommitmentBlurb: What is the price of democracy? Would I be willing to pay it if the price were dear? How can I prepare myself to pay that price if I were … Continue reading JAN 23 | UUCR & UUFE Zwang – The Cost of Lasting Commitment Blurb: Online Zoom ONLY, Dr. Bob Clegg, guest speaker
Click HERE to view the ervice On this MLK weekend, where can we see progress on racial justice? Where do the struggles continue? What new is emerging of moving toward equity? Join Rev. Sue Browning and several local leaders as we consider all are called to work together in the name of Love.
