Please join us on Zoom to explore “What Does it Mean to be Christian?” How do we show our faith to the world? This sermon was written by Tamara Murray as part of the Share the Pulpit class at CCUU. Tamara Murray leads the service.
Come to the sanctuary or join us on Zoom (Hybrid Service) to explore the origins of Pride month. The sermon by Rev. Kent Doss was presented exactly 10 years ago today so Tamara Murray will also provide an update on Gay Rights since that time. Tamara Murray will lead the service.
Written by Tamara Murray As this is the 5th Sunday in May, we will be all together on Zoom this week. Come find out what Tamara Murray did on Monday evenings for the Share the Pulpit class offered by Community Church UU. We would like to offer this class at NSUUS for those who would … Continue reading Tamara’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good Very Bad Day
Human beings are storytelling creatures, but sometimes our stories have a way of getting too simple. Sometimes we let the conventional telling of a story limit our perceptions of what’s possible. Can we tell stories about ourselves and our world that are complex, honest and compelling at the same time? Tamara Murray will lead the … Continue reading Trapped in Simple Stories
It’s not easy, sometimes, allowing oneself joy. We all know the realities of our age, and we often devote our time and resources to work toward justice, engage in environmental action, and devote ourselves toward the healing of persons who have suffered in many ways. However, how often do we allow ourselves joy? What nurtures … Continue reading Joy in Hard Times
Join us this Sunday on Zoom. More information to be provided as it is available. Tamara Murray will lead the service.
On this Mother’s Day Sunday, the service & sermon will explore and honor the phenomenon of mothering. What does it take to nurture and encourage others (and ourselves) into a sense of strength & beauty? Who does this, and how? Sermon was written by Rev. Sara Hayman of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Ellsworth, Maine, and … Continue reading Happy Mother’s Day!
We may love with wild and abundant love and yet sometimes we, like our parents before us, have wounds and cracks and foibles that get in the way of our caring and loving. Whether we care for children (young or grown), for spouses or friends, or even for our own aging parents, sometimes we just … Continue reading When Love Isn’t Enough: A Mother’s Day Season Sermon for Mothers and Others
Through the magic of Zoom we will celebrate Earth Day by watching the sermon from Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Stony Brook delivered April 11, 2021 by Dr. Abena Ampofoa Asare, Tamara Murray will lead the service on.
The moment that I think that I know something for sure, my questions evolve to confront that new understanding. As UUs, we have long struggled with the challenge of recognizing some eternal truths in a constantly evolving world. With stories, poetry, and a bit of UU history, we’ll explore the possibilities for naming and finding … Continue reading Are There Any Absolutes in Our Absolutely Ever Changing World?
