Originally presented 7/2022 to the All Souls Unitarian Church, Tulsa, OK, by Rev. Carlton D. Pearson. What does it mean to become more inclusive toward ourselves? As we venture into radical inclusivity, sometimes we are surprised to find old parts of our stories coming back to make us feel guilt, shame, or self-loathing that we … Continue reading The Gospel of Inclusion
As the season shifts, we enter into a new ritual of letting go … what are you ready to let go of? Tamara Murrya leads the service In Person and on Zoom. Scheduled greeters are Nina Helfert and Carolyn Burns
Is joy inherent in the carnival? What practices do we need to sustain our joy, in the midst of the whirl? Is a whirlwind a good thing, or a bad thing? Tamara Murray will lead the service In Person and on Zoom. Scheduled Greeters are Jude Selva and Leslie Roussel.
Video Sermon by Rev. Dr. Daniel Kanter. Last week we watched Part 1 of a series of two sermons on Unitarian Universalism by Rev. Dr. Daniel Kanter. This week will watch Part 2 of the Unitarian Universalist series on our Universalist present also by Rev. Dr. Daniel Kanter, Senior Minister of the First Unitarian Church … Continue reading Universal Salvation Today Means What?
Sermon by Rev. Dr. Daniel Kanter. His provocative sermon will look at some of the reasons why one shouldn’t be a Unitarian Universalist! Rev. Dr. Daniel C. Kanter is the Senior Minister and CEO of First Unitarian Church of Dallas and author of the book, Faith for the Unbeliever, published by Skinner House Books in … Continue reading Five New Reasons NOT to Be a Unitarian Universalist
To mark the transition into the new year, we will work with the four elements (Earth, Air, Fire, Water) to ritually honor the gifts of 2023, leave behind what we do not want to bring onward with us, and create a single intention to carry us forward. This intergenerational ritual is contemplative and participatory. Led … Continue reading Crossing the Threshold- A New Year Ritual
This holiday season we can feel hope for peace, the peace and love that came through the vision of a Jewish child born in a manger, who offered a new way of being in the world. Tamara Murray will lead the service In Person and on Zoom Scheduled Greeters are Carolyn Burns and Leslie Roussel
What does it mean to be worthy? (You know you are worthy, right?) How different would your life look if you truly understood your worthiness? If the pecan trees are worthy just as they are, then, my friend, so are you. Annual Congregational Meeting immediately after the service. Tamara Murray will lead the service In … Continue reading The Poet Told Me I Was Worthy
Our guest speaker will be Scierra LeGarde, member of our local Choctaw tribe. The service will focus on Choctaw history, language, and culture in our region including Choctaw music and the congregation singing Amazing Grace in Choctaw. Dr. Phil Brown will lead the service In Person and on Zoom. Scheduled Greeters are Jude Selva and … Continue reading Bochokwa – Lacombe’s Choctaw Heritage
A spiritual journey into Indigenous ways for a harvest that honors the spirits, the ancestors, the land, and all beings upon it. Terry VanBrunt will lead the service In Person and on Zoom. Scheduled Greeters are Kathy Gibbs and Gail Grob.
