Beauty
Join us for this layled service, where we explore the concept of beauty in our lives and in the world through the words of Rev. Emily Wright-Magoon, minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Midland (Texas).
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Remembrance & War (Video)
Memorial Day originally became part of our national calendar in the years after the Civil War as a day to honor the war dead. Memorial Day is complicated. It is complicated in its contemporary manifestations of military prowess and glorification of war. Join us as we explore this sermon by Rev. Abhi Janamanchi, delivered in … Continue reading Remembrance & War (Video)
Wholeness
Join us for this service on Wholeness.
Shadowboxing: The Art of Discovering Who We Really Are
Richard Rohr speaks of shadowboxing as a way to discover who we are when other markers have been lost. He suggests we shadowbox with ourselves to overcome what we want to change. What might we want to shadowbox? Where might we need to navigate this journey we call life?
A Journey Into the Past
Join us as Darrel Draper delves into why we are Unitarians through the story of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Company Factory Fire.
Honduras
Burning Bowl
Wonderfully Dark
Join us as we explore Mystery in this layled service.
Justice and Peace in Palestine
Last year, Sharon went to the Palestinian territories of East Jerusalem and the West Bank with the Interfaith Peace Builders. Sharon’s group met with Palestinian and Israelis justice advocates – people who have seen 1st hand the reality of Palestinians lives are unrelenting advocates for change and peace.
Face to Face with Your Visions
Having a vision is a good exercise, but exercising your vision is better. Preston Love, Jr. shares the journey from vision to value. The need to press-on when the journey get tough, press-on with faith. The vision comes from above; the faith keeps your eye on the victory.