The world works better when we can interact in an accepting way with the people with whom we come in contact. It’s not easy, but it is worth it! This Sunday’s worship service focuses on making certain that we interact with others in a spirit of generosity, knowing that we all make mistakes, occasionally say … Continue reading How I Learned Non-Violent Communication!
In our world of endless change, ambiguity and fear, upon what can we really depend? During the past two years, especially, fears for the well-being of our environment, our health, our nation, and the world have increased exponentially for many Americans. The Rev. Jane Mauldin will lead us in asking: When life feels like a … Continue reading Upon What May We Depend?
How do we show our faith to the world? This sermon was written by Tamara Murray of North Shore Unitarian Universalists as part of the Share the Pulpit class at CCUU. Rev. Jacqueline Luck will be the Worship Associate. NO ZOOM SERVICE AT NSUUS! Please join Tamara Murray as she offers her Share the Pulpit … Continue reading What Does it Mean to be Christian?
by Rev. Cathey Edwards, presented at All Souls Unitarian Church of Tulsa, OK Every survey that has been done at NSUUS has stated that they want more “spirituality”. What is spirituality and how do we experience spirituality? Rev. Cathey Edwards, a community minister and meditation teacher will try to answer some of those questions in … Continue reading Scandal of Maturing Spiritually
“The 8th Principle Project” by Rev. Monica Dobbins of First Unitarian Church of Salt Lake City There is a movement in the UU community to adopt an 8th principle. The 8th Principle states: We covenant to affirm and promote journeying toward spiritual wholeness by working to build a diverse, multicultural Beloved Community by our actions that … Continue reading The 8th Principle Project
These are strange and fearful days in which we are living. Is it time to close the window blinds, hunker down, and plan an escape to New Zealand or into space? On the other hand, are there possibly more hopeful responses? Where might we find the courage to live compassionately? Is compassionate living even a … Continue reading Crazy? Courageous? Compassionate?
Rev. Nancy McDonald Ladd of the River Road Unitarian Universalist Church comes to us video and offers her reflections on the theology and wisdom of that saint of our time – Dolly Parton herself. With that can-do Dolly spirit and some beautiful music, we’ll consider what the troubadour has to teach us. This service was … Continue reading Theology and Wisdom of Dolly Parton
With stories, songs, a time for sharing and reflections by Rev. Jane, we will celebrate our July 4 morning together. Bring your family and friends, and also your honesty, passion, compassion, and hope. This will truly be a service for ALL ages, and one most meaningfully experienced in person.
Sunday, 6/27/2021 we will not have an NSUUS service either in person or on zoom. General Assembly, the national meeting of the member congregations, will be June 23rd-27th and Sunday Morning Worship is scheduled Sunday, June 27, 2021 11:00-12:15 p.m. our time. Please plan to watch the largest annual gathering of UUs joining in worship. The service includes a collection to benefit … Continue reading General Assembly Worship Service
Written and presented by Alan Malone The service will be both in person and on Zoom An examination of the relationship that people have with their stuff. Many people own and cherish property that they think makes their lives richer and more interesting. This sermon takes a look at this issue from a perspective that questions … Continue reading DUMP YOUR MANDALA — IF YOU DARE
