New Year’s Eve Labyrinth
In lieu of a Sunday service, please join us for the opportunity to experience the labyrinth walk in our sanctuary, featuring poetry readings and live music! The worship theme for December is “Mystery”.
Topic: Personal Growth
Collaborative Leadership
Is leadership a noun or a verb? We think of certain people as ‘natural’ leaders, but that concept can get in the way of giving everyone a chance to provide leadership in certain situations. The worship theme for October is “Heritage”.
Religious Language and its Challenges
You may have noticed that I have been using more traditional religious language in the services I’ve led. I’m aware that this is challenging to some, and I’ll talk about why it’s meaningful to me, and how we can hold space for other practices as well. The worship theme for September is “Welcome”.
Is True Forgiveness Possible?
The worship theme for September is “Welcome”. True forgiveness is challenging. It is not about letting people get away with being hurtful. It cannot be given on demand. So what makes true forgiveness possible?
Finding OUUR Center
This month’s worship theme is “Finding Our Center”. Our Share-the-Plate donations in January go to Pathway Clubhouse, a community-based program of psychosocial rehabilitation for adults with mental illness. Please consider donating in person or online to support our wider community and the services and benefits Pathways provides. We hope to see you in person, or click here … Continue reading Finding OUUR Center
Fire Communion
This month’s worship theme is “Finding Our Center”. Our Share-the-Plate donations in January go to Pathway Clubhouse, a community-based program of psychosocial rehabilitation for adults with mental illness. Please consider donating in person or online to support our wider community and the services and benefits Pathways provides. We hope to see you in person, or click here … Continue reading Fire Communion
Whole Resolutions
It’s a new year! How does this season of intentions and fresh starts shape how we see ourselves – and one another? And how might we want it to? Our Share-the-Plate donations in January go to Pathway Clubhouse, a community-based program of psychosocial rehabilitation for adults with mental illness. Please consider donating in person or online to … Continue reading Whole Resolutions
A Future and a Hope
“A Future and a Hope” by Ron Payne, retired United Methodist minister & 1st UU member. Our Share-the-Plate recipient for October is Native American Indian Center of Central Ohio (NAICCO). We hope to see you in person, or click here to Join our Sunday Service Online at Youtube: