Sundays: 12 noon (CT) in-person and online
Rev. Matt Alspaugh, PresenterTed Fahy, Service Associate Surgeon Atul Gawande is the writer of the book “Being Mortal.” He learned, he says, too late in his career as a physician, that the central question for his patients was “What Does a Good Day Look Like?” Not questions about fighting, or fixing, or when to give … Continue reading “What Does a Good Day Look Like?”
Al Castleman: Presenter Kriss Gang: Service Associate LCUUF treasurer will provide a financial update for the current fiscal year.
Presenter: Ted Fahy Service Associate: Priscilla Taylor Each of us has endless and endlessly different stories about ourselves. Sunday’s service is an exploration of how our personal narratives are formed and reinforced, although they may bear little resemblance to the realities we have lived. It requires effort, open eyes, resilience, and humility to discover our … Continue reading “Stories of Our Lives”
Presenter: Michael Reason Service Associate: Carol Johnson Change is always constant whether we like it or not. This Sunday’s service looks at how music in the 20th and 21st centuries has been the catalyst for political and societal change. Michael Reason, our retiring Music Director, will present an audio/video talk that looks at how music can … Continue reading “A Melody for Change”
Preeenter: Michael Reason Service Associate: Carol Johnson Change is always constant whether we like it or not. This Sunday’s service looks at how music in the 20th and 21st centuries has been the catalyst for political and societal change. Michael Reason, our retiring Music Director, will present an audio/video talk that looks at how music can … Continue reading “A Melody for Change”
Presenter: Rev. D’Vorah Kelley Service Associate: Sandy Wallin We all know the deep human longing for connection. We long to belong. We long to be seen, understood, and embraced for who we are. And we long for those bonds that give our lives meaning, depth, and purpose. But what does it mean to truly belong? … Continue reading “You Belong Here”
