Benjamin, a recent graduate of  Union Theological Seminary, explains: “Religious liberals prize individual self-determination, and often tell their own story as UUs in terms of moving toward freedom and away from constraints. But what is the price of our freedom to choose?”  Our last “traditional” service before our Summer Session lay-led discussions.

Often Rev. Sue says, “My hope is by doing this (or that) we can go deeper.” What does she mean by this? How has UUCR’s first year with Rev. Sue helped the congregation ‘go deeper’?  Join us at this service with Rev. Sue as we explore the ways we’re individually and collectively inspired to and grow.

Greg explains, “Yes, I now it’s no longer Lent, but the idea of intentionally setting aside time for self-awareness and personal assessment is always a good idea. Jesus went into the dessert for 40 days in search of himself.  Where would you go?

Maya Angelou claims, “You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” What are the sources of your creative impulses? While we each may not claim an explicit identity as artist, we are each creative beings in this world.

Drawn from the children’s book The Dot, this multisensory service explores the ways we make our mark on the world, and the joy of embracing both “enough” and “too much.”

  When speaking about the Earth, Wendell Berry says, “The important thing is to learn everything you can about a place, then make common cause with that place.” How do we make common cause with a place is the discussion topic on Earth Day Sunday this year? Come to hear simple stories of affection and … Continue reading Apr 22, Green Sanctuary Committee, Earth Day