Earth Day Service
Join us as we honor Earth Day and the service of Pope Francis by exploring his teachings and warnings about climate change. Tamara Murray will lead the service both in person and on zoom. Greeters: Julie Bosch and Barry Lee
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“Rules for Resurrection”
Please join us this Easter Sunday as Erica Merchant shares the sermon Rules for Resurrection by Rev. Anna Levy-Lyons, which invites us to view resurrection as more than just a historic miracle but as a powerful metaphor for transformation in every area of our lives. The sermon challenges us to see renewal as a process that goes beyond the biblical … Continue reading “Rules for Resurrection”
All-Ages Poetry Service
Please join Jessa Barthels and Erica Merchant this week to celebrate National Poetry Month with an All-Ages Poetry Service. We will celebrate rhythm and verse as each element of our worship was chosen for its poetic spirit. Members of our congregation will step into the pulpit to share both original creations and cherished works by poets of many voices. We will … Continue reading All-Ages Poetry Service
“Spiritual Practices to Light the Way”
by Rev. T.J. Fitzgerald First Unitarian Church of Dallas In his sermon “Weekly Worship,” Rev. T. J. Fitzgerald explores worship as a transformative spiritual practice—one that connects us to our history, our collective memory, and the deep well of resilience needed in times of challenge. Rev. T. J. invites us to consider the meaning of worship … Continue reading “Spiritual Practices to Light the Way”
“Soul of Community”
Join us this Sunday for a heartfelt and inspiring sermon by our own Cara Bovet, who will explore the essence of community and its power to uplift us in uncertain times. Drawing from timeless stories and personal reflections, Cara delves into how shared experiences and connections can enhance warmth, hope, and belonging in our lives. Come … Continue reading “Soul of Community”
“Ignite the Spark: Creativity as a Human Right”
Unlock the boundless potential within you at this all-ages service dedicated to the power of creativity. We will explore how creativity is not just an ability but a fundamental right of every human being—a vital force that connects us, inspires us, and transforms our world. This service will invite you to reignite your creative spark and … Continue reading “Ignite the Spark: Creativity as a Human Right”
“Instructions for Living In The Upside Down”
How do we keep the faith and find strength when facing personal and collective hardships? This Sunday, Ashley Roe will explore this question through the metaphor of the “Upside Down” (Stranger Things fans unite!), stories of personal struggle, teachings of other faith traditions, and principles of our own UU faith. Come and find connection and community, as we … Continue reading “Instructions for Living In The Upside Down”
“What Does Lent Mean to Unitarian Universalists?”
Rev. T. J. FitzGerald and Rev. Beth Dana of First Unitarian Church of Dallas dive into the meaning and traditions of the Lenten season—a time of reflection, connection, and transformation. Lent isn’t just about giving something up; it’s about making space for something deeper. We explore the history of these 40 days, the significance of sacrifice and renewal, … Continue reading “What Does Lent Mean to Unitarian Universalists?”
“The Unbearable Jubilance of Carnival”
Though we all experience Mardi Gras in South Louisiana, few of us consider Carnival’s purpose outside of king cakes and parades. Join us as Erica Merchant delivers a sermon inspired by the carnivalesque in the writing of François Rabelais and Mikhail Bakhtin, which will begin with Music for Dancing, as you’re willing and able. We’ll … Continue reading “The Unbearable Jubilance of Carnival”
“From Slavery to Incarceration”
Join us as our own Tamara Murray will share reflections on the recent UUs in Action trip to the New Orleans Collection exhibit, “Captive State: Louisiana and the Makings of Mass Incarceration.” Louisiana’s present-day distinction as the world’s incarceration capital is rooted in three centuries of history. Throughout its history, people in power have used systems of enslavement … Continue reading “From Slavery to Incarceration”