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Jan 29, Paul Sharp, “The Paradox of Religion.”

Why is it that religion can serve as a source for both the highest forms of human compassion, and the worst forms of repression and persecution? Drawing from Dostoevsky’s story “The Grand Inquisitor,” Paul Sharp will attempt to reconcile those two opposing aspects of religion.  Click on blue title to hear audio.

Jan 15, Rev. Kerry Mueller, “Two Birds, Three Dragons, and a Dull Brown Pot.”

After a lifetime of “I’m not artistic” Kerry Mueller took up pottery. What are some of the lessons of creativity available to all of us? Rev. Kerry Mueller, raised as a UU, has been a Latin teacher, stay at home mom, several kinds of railroader, and many kinds of student. She finally embraced her life’s … Continue reading Jan 15, Rev. Kerry Mueller, “Two Birds, Three Dragons, and a Dull Brown Pot.”

Jan 1, New Year’s Day Potluck Luncheon at UUCR!

Let’s ring in the New Year together with a combined service/bruncheon on January 1, 2017 at 10:00 a.m. Vida and Kim will have warming winter soup, fresh bread and inspiring words to share with you all. We will set up tables in the sanctuary to enjoy our service and repast.

Dec 18, Catherine Marie Charlton, TBA. Special music will be performed by our speaker.

Belonging” with our family, community, and humanity begins with the internal journey — the longing of the soul for acceptance. Catherine Marie Charlton is a pianist, composer, and recording artist who has been exploring the spiritual depths of creativity through her Wyeth-inspired nature walks and photography, blogging these on Instagram as “@cmcriverdawn”.  Her piano album of … Continue reading Dec 18, Catherine Marie Charlton, TBA. Special music will be performed by our speaker.