Please join us for “Unsung Heroes,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am. Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] On this Sunday of Memorial Day weekend, we will honor and learn about public servants who have helped our nation from a sense of duty and calling, rather than the pursuit … Continue reading Sunday Service: “Unsung Heroes”
Please join us for “A Celebration of Community,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am. Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. (All Ages Service, led by Rev. Jennie and Rev. Emily) On this Flower Communion morning, we will share stories and rituals together as we celebrate our community and acknowledge the many changes … Continue reading Sunday Service: “A Celebration of Community”
Please join us for “Taoism, Part II,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am. Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] Of the major Eastern religions, Taoism is the one which holds the view of the divine that is the most feminine. The Taoist view is that there is, in nature, … Continue reading Sunday Service: “Taoism, Part II”
Please join us for “A Celebration of Earth Day,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am. Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [All Ages Service, co-led by Rev. Emily and Rev. Jennie]
Please join us for “Saving Paradise,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am. Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] We can reimagine religious art in ways that are loving, life-giving, and irenic. On this Easter Sunday, we will examine many images of Easter and “paradise,” especially from the book by … Continue reading Sunday Service: “Saving Paradise”
Please join us for “What Leadership Looks Like,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am. Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] We all have strengths and we all can lead or serve our congregation, and also society, in a variety of ways. In this service, which will be especially appealing … Continue reading Sunday Service: “What Leadership Looks Like”
Please join us for “On Restitution and Forgiveness,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am. Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] The Jewish Holy Day, Purim, commemorates the saving of the Jewish people from Haman, through the heroic actions of Esther. This year Purim begins at sundown on Thursday, March … Continue reading Sunday Service: “On Restitution and Forgiveness”
Please join us for “Creativity in Hard Times,” an in-person service or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am. Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] In hard times such as these, we each have the ability to be creative. Creative efforts such as writing, drawing, and even quilting, even if not … Continue reading Sunday Service: “Creativity in Hard Times”
Please join us for “Stories from Taoism” an in-person service (see guidelines below) or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am. Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [All Ages Service, led by Rev. Jennie and Rev. Emily] The Taoist view is that there is, in nature, a harmony or process or flow that is unceasing and that … Continue reading Sunday Service: “Stories from Taoism”
Please join us for “Insights form Confucianism,” an in-person service (see guidelines below) or Virtual service via Zoom at www.uuctc.org/sunday at 10:30am. Our Order of Service is available at www.uuctc.org/oos. [Rev. Jennie preaching] Confucius was one of the world’s greatest teachers. His method of teaching was Socratic, presenting his listeners with questions and readings that they then would discuss … Continue reading Sunday Service: “Insights from Confucianism”
