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Mr. Dick Hawkins, “Spirituality — Is There an App for That?
Sunday Service, 10 a.m., the first of our Summer Sunday Discussion Series! Mr. Dick Hawkins, “Spirituality — Is There an App for That? A Discussion about the Effects of Technology on Human Spirituality.“ This service will be a general facilitated discussion of technology and its effects on our day-to-day lives. *** Click on ‘NEWS’ for more
May 29 th, Rev. John Ames, “Elijah and the Priests of Baal.”
Sunday Service, 10 a.m., In the culturaland political climate of today, it is worth asking the question “What or who are the false gods we worship and how do these keep us from living compassionate and ethical lives?” Reverend Ames will be with us this Sunday to share his thoughts on this timely Old Testament story … Continue reading May 29 th, Rev. John Ames, “Elijah and the Priests of Baal.”
May 22nd. Rev. Hannah R. Villnave “Spiritual Junk Food.”
“Spiritual Junk Food.” We all know that eating junk food can be bad for our bodies, but what about the junk that we put into our hearts, minds, and spirits? This morning, we’ll explore how we can nourish ourselves and avoid spiritual junk food. Special music for the service will be provided by Ms. Olivia Davidson, … Continue reading May 22nd. Rev. Hannah R. Villnave “Spiritual Junk Food.”
May 15th. Rev. Christian Schmidt
We strive to be an open, inclusive community that welcomes people of many types through our doors. This Sunday we welcome new children in a dedication, recognize our new members, and celebrate one of our most sacred rites: Flower Ceremony. Please remember to bring a flower to share as part of our ceremony . Also … Continue reading May 15th. Rev. Christian Schmidt
May 8th. Social Justice / Social Concerns Committee
April 24, Nevin Dawson “Our Living Soil”
The land on which we grow our food and fiber crops is not a sterile medium, but is instead a living ecosystem. The management actions of the farmer determine whether the soil thrives with beneficial fungi, bacteria, and invertebrates, or struggles with pests, pathogens, and low fertility. With world population growth driving increased demand for … Continue reading April 24, Nevin Dawson “Our Living Soil”
April 17th, Rev. Christian Schmidt – “Questioning”
In a tradition with a long history in Unitarian Universalist congregations, we will have a “question box” sermon. Attendees this Sunday will be invited to ask the minister anything and everything, and he will (attempt to) answer. If you’ve ever had something you wanted to ask but didn’t know when, this is the time! Rev. … Continue reading April 17th, Rev. Christian Schmidt – “Questioning”
April 10th, Ms. Kate Manahan, “New Mainers Speak.”
About a million immigrants become citizens of the United States every year. People come from all over the world with dreams of achieving a better life for themselves and their families. Their dreams for the future are often quite heart-felt, hard-won, and downright inspirational. Kate Turpin Manahan, originally from Centreville, MD, now lives in Maine … Continue reading April 10th, Ms. Kate Manahan, “New Mainers Speak.”
April 3, Dr. Caroline Stegman, “Being Your Own Best Grief Counselor.”
Grief and celebrations are interwoven in this world like winter and spring. We mourn the passing of our loved ones, our pets, our health, our youth, and so much more; and waiting on the other side is a celebration for what was. The question is how do we support ourselves in the process? This presentation … Continue reading April 3, Dr. Caroline Stegman, “Being Your Own Best Grief Counselor.”