by Rev. Robin Landerman Zucker, video sermon. The service will be led by Tamara Murray In the Purim story from Jewish tradition, Queen Esther risks her life to save her people. She does this by harnessing her courage and breaking her silence to speak a dangerous truth about her own identity. In this sermon following … Continue reading “Nevertheless, She Persisted: Esther and Kamala Speak”
Please join us this Sunday as we listen to the prophetic words of Rev. Dr. William Barber, II. He describes himself as Preacher, theological conservatist liberal evangelical Biblicist. “I am a conservative because I support a tradition that teaches us to do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God”. Rev. Dr. Barber has … Continue reading Do Justice, Love Mercy, Walk Humbly
Around Valentine’s Day, a time where Love is traditionally coated in sugar and hallmark cards, we take time to reflect on the depth and breadth of the diversity of the ‘Loves’ that fill our lives. Tamara Murray will present a sermon by minister Rev. Dylan Doyle-Burke which explores the transformative role that Love can play in our personal, … Continue reading Love Fills Our Lives
Calling all poets! This is our annual poetry service and will be coordinated by Tamara Murray and Erica Merchant-Lee. It will be a truly inter-generational service as folks of all ages can share their favorite poem or one they have written. Please let Tamara (tami1227@msn.com) if you have a poem or two to share!
NSUUS will not have services in person in Lacombe, but that doesn’t mean we will not have service! We will get together from the comforts of home, in our jammies and slippers, maintaining that “distance” we have all heard so much about. If you ZOOM you already know what it’s about. If it is new … Continue reading Join Us This Sunday via ZOOM!
In response to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Pandemic, there will be no in-person service at NSUUS this Sunday. The NSUUS Board of Trustees will meet to plan how we can safely share Community while practicing Social Distancing.
What do you think Unitarian Universalists want when they say they would like more spirituality? Come listen to the musings of one celebrated minister who struggles with the question.Tamara Murray delivers a sermon written by the Reverend Sara Campbell, Team Lead Minister at Mayflower Church, a progressive church in Minneapolis, MN, affiliated with the United … Continue reading UUs and Spirituality
“We have all known the long loneliness and we have learned that the only solution is love and that love comes with community”. – Dorothy Day, journalist and social activist We are going to do a special service at North Shore Unitarian Universalists this Sunday to address our grief and fear after the election results and look … Continue reading Love Comes with Community
