NOTE: Summer Services Hours – COFFEE HOUR AT 10AM – SERVICE AT 11AM On Sunday, September 6 (Labor day Weekend) at 11am: We will be streaming the UU Church of Kent’s service, presented by teens who participated in the annual youth service trip to D.C. Youth from First Columbus also participate in these trips, and … Continue reading UU Church of Kent Live Stream
NOTE: Summer Services Hours – ONE SERVICE AT 10AM On Sunday, August 9th, the Atheists-Skeptics-Humanists (A-S-H) Group will present their annual lay-led service. This sunday, they will reflect on the inner sense of morality that lead all people to perform acts of compassion and kindess, regardless of their beliefs.
NOTE: Summer Services Hours – ONE SERVICE AT 10AM In a few weeks the Atheist, Humanist and Skeptics group will talk about why the traditional concept of God doesn’t help them be better people. I will talk this Sunday about why I find the concept of God useful in my life.
NOTE: Summer Services Hours – ONE SERVICE AT 10AM This is an opportunity for you to ask whatever questions you may have for Rev. Terasa. Curious about UUism? This church? Life in general? ask away!
The new Ken Burns documentary about Henry David Thoreau brings our attention to this transcendentalist ancestor of our faith. What might he have to say about our current times?
New Member recognition service.
It often surprises people to learn that Unitarianism has roots that go back centuries in middle Europe. Romania, Transylvania, and Czechoslovakia — all have a noble history of upholding Unitarian ideals, even in the face of great oppression. We will explore the ways in which we might learn from the courageous struggle they have had … Continue reading European Roots
Many UUs don’t believe in the Christian teachings of Jesus’ physical resurrection, while others hold power and meaning in the idea and promise of miracles. What does the story of Easter have to tell us as a community that holds a multitude of beliefs and ideas of the Easter story?
Witnessing in Minneapolis Rev. Susan Ritchie shares reflections based on her trip to Minneapolis as a response to a call for clergy to protest the harms of ICE. Through the lens of imago dei—the sacred spark in every person—we explore how Unitarian Universalists show up, bear witness, and act for justice. The Rev. Dr. Susan … Continue reading Every Person a Divine Spark
“Amidst all the terrible things happening in the world, there are actually some good things and some progress being made. It might be helpful to explore these for the sake of our spirits. “Embodying Resilience” is our monthly theme for February, exploring how Unitarian Universalist congregations and individuals can actively practice and integrate resilience through … Continue reading Good News
