upcoming services & SCHEDULE
SINGLE SUMMER SERVICE: 10AM
PLEASE JOIN US FOR IN-PERSON SERVICES: SUNDAYS AT 10AM!
September 26, 2021
"An Activism of Cohesion"
Rev. Patty Hanneman, guest preaching
Our Fifth Principle calls us to promote "the right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large." This asks each of us to bring our life's narrative into relationship with others'. During these polarized times, how can we begin to live together again as fellow Americans?
Rev. Patty Hanneman lives in Durham, NC with her partner, Karen Hill. She is a graduate of Meadville Lombard Theological School and served as minister of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Hillsborough, NC for 12 years. Rev. Patty is now in private practice, creating sacred and nurturing spaces for spiritual direction, rites of passage, and constructive conflict. www.soulfuljourneycollective.com
October 3
“Spiritual Sources of UU: Science and Reason”
Rev. Thom Belote, preaching
Over the next several months, Rev. Thom will be preaching on each of the six sources of our living tradition. The first sermon in this series will be on science and reason. How might science and reason to be a source for spiritual growth?
October 10
“Reproductive Justice and UUism”
Rev. Thom, preaching
Unitarian Universalists have a long history of promoting and advocating for reproductive justice. In light of horrific laws in Texas and elsewhere, how is our faith called to respond?
October 17
“Spiritual Sources of UU: Earth-based Spirituality”
Rev. Thom, preaching
This is the second installment of sermons about the six sources of our living tradition. From Thoreau’s journals about his travels in the natural world to the present connection between neo-paganism and UUism, how is our spirituality shaped by Earth-based traditions?
October 24
“Authenticity”
Rev. Thom, preaching
At our best, our Unitarian Universalist church community can be a place where you can be your fully authentic self. This Sunday’s service is about the blessings and burdens of authenticity.
October 31
“Day of Remembrance”
Multigenerational Worship led by Rev. Thom, Marion, Kat, and Glenn
Join us this Sunday for a multigenerational All Souls service honoring those we have lost in the past year. We plan to offer two services this Sunday, one inside and one outside, so look for future communications with worship times.
September 26, 2021
"An Activism of Cohesion"
Rev. Patty Hanneman, guest preaching
Our Fifth Principle calls us to promote "the right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large." This asks each of us to bring our life's narrative into relationship with others'. During these polarized times, how can we begin to live together again as fellow Americans?
Rev. Patty Hanneman lives in Durham, NC with her partner, Karen Hill. She is a graduate of Meadville Lombard Theological School and served as minister of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Hillsborough, NC for 12 years. Rev. Patty is now in private practice, creating sacred and nurturing spaces for spiritual direction, rites of passage, and constructive conflict. www.soulfuljourneycollective.com
October 3
“Spiritual Sources of UU: Science and Reason”
Rev. Thom Belote, preaching
Over the next several months, Rev. Thom will be preaching on each of the six sources of our living tradition. The first sermon in this series will be on science and reason. How might science and reason to be a source for spiritual growth?
October 10
“Reproductive Justice and UUism”
Rev. Thom, preaching
Unitarian Universalists have a long history of promoting and advocating for reproductive justice. In light of horrific laws in Texas and elsewhere, how is our faith called to respond?
October 17
“Spiritual Sources of UU: Earth-based Spirituality”
Rev. Thom, preaching
This is the second installment of sermons about the six sources of our living tradition. From Thoreau’s journals about his travels in the natural world to the present connection between neo-paganism and UUism, how is our spirituality shaped by Earth-based traditions?
October 24
“Authenticity”
Rev. Thom, preaching
At our best, our Unitarian Universalist church community can be a place where you can be your fully authentic self. This Sunday’s service is about the blessings and burdens of authenticity.
October 31
“Day of Remembrance”
Multigenerational Worship led by Rev. Thom, Marion, Kat, and Glenn
Join us this Sunday for a multigenerational All Souls service honoring those we have lost in the past year. We plan to offer two services this Sunday, one inside and one outside, so look for future communications with worship times.