Services for July

Sunday 10:30 - 11:30 am

Imagination. Our learning and worship theme for May is Imagination. This week I’m in a seminar for UU interim ministers, learning all sorts of things that stimulate my imagination and fill my heart. In the opening session, Rev. Dr. Terasa Cooley reminded us that there’s an aspect of listening that is physical—that we receive messages from one another via our physical beings. I’ve been trying to imagine what those messages might be. Some postures may obviously transmit feelings. Other aspects of physicality may be more subtle yet still communicate. A short-form conclusion is that whenever a topic has emotional context, email and even zoom are not good ways to communicate. Imagine that!

~ Rev. Jaye

Integrity

Rev. Jaye Brooks
July 6

During this time of national turmoil, on the weekend we celebrate our nation’s founding, having integrity means having a reaction. Maybe it’s sorrow. Maybe it’s loss. What clarity can we find in this moment? How do we center our own integrity and respond from the center? What will strengthen and calm us spiritually?

There Are No Others

Brenna Kupferman
July 13

When questioned on how we should treat others, Hindu sage Maharshi replied, There are no others. In this Service, Brenna Kupferman, her mother April Soule, and her sister Iselin Dimacchia will explore how this concept can guide us in how we view and care for ourselves and those around us.

A potluck luncheon follows the service

WWJD? WWUUD?

Kimberly Roberts & Laura Bianca-Pruett
July 20

What would Jesus have said about our UU values of justice, equity, transformation, pluralism, interdependence and generosity? Let’s explore his words and actions to find out!

The OWLS View of Living in the Momen

UUFHC OWLS Group
July 27

The OWLS (Older Wiser Loving Souls) meet twice a month to discuss the shift from traditional views on aging to sage-ing. These conscious elders will conduct a lively service regarding their experience of aging and facing their mortality, to be actively and gratitude living in the moment. There are potential insights for individuals of all ages.