Sundays: 12 noon (CT) in-person and online
Presenters: Rev. D’Vorah Kelley and Joyce Kinnear Musician: Wiley Beveridge The Earth is forever turning, bringing us the seasons. Join us to celebrate the arrival of Spring through song, readings and meditation at this Spring Equinox. The equinoxes were seen as times of balance, beauty, and renewal. The spring equinox was associated with abundance and … Continue reading “A Celebration of Spring”
Presenters: Trudy Crippen, Mardele Harland, Fred Harland Service Associate: Lynn Cleek Which came first, 20 years ago, being a Unitarian Universalist fellowship or being a community? This service is the story of what happened when a small group of UU’s in a small town in Mexico met to share a vision. Six people met in … Continue reading “Celebrating 20 Years at LCUUF”
Presenter: Rev. Matt AlspaughService Associated: Rev. D’Vorah Kelley Musician: Rev. Mary Doane As we come to the end of the year, we’re invited to reflect on all we’ve carried through this year, frustrations, losses, disappointments, as well as remembering but not clinging to the good things that happened along the way. By thoughtfully letting go, … Continue reading “Letting Go”
Presenter: Heidi MacLennen Service Associate: Bob Koches Musician: Rev. Mary Doane Welcome to our Holiday Service Dec 21st, full of Joy , tradition, and music. Lots of Music. Heidi will share stories from the many places she has lived and the associated traditions from each place. At the end of the service everyone is invited … Continue reading The Gift of Tradition
Presenter: Richard Clark Service Associate: Carol Johnson We are all seekers on Life’s journey. In this engaging talk, Richard Clarke draws on the Zen parable of the Ten Bulls to illuminate the timeless stages of spiritual awakening. He will focus especially on the early steps many of us know well – searching for meaning, catching … Continue reading “Awakening: The Zen Parable of “The Ten Bulls”
Presenter: Bob Koches Service Associate: Carol Johnson This Sunday is our traditional Day of the Dead Service.As in Mexican culture we take time to remember our loved ones. In the spirit of the day , Bob Koches will reflect on his journey of loss with his message titled “They Are Always with Us” . There will … Continue reading “Day of the Dead Celebration”
Presenters: Ted Fahy and Kriss Gang — This wil be our annual Water Communion. You are invited to bring a small amount of water – from your travels or from your house: the water that we will be sharing is a visual expression of how we as a fellowship commit to sharing not just this … Continue reading Water Communion and a Year Round Stewardship Program
Presenter: Rev. Matt Alspaugh, Service Associate: Rev. D’Vorah Kelley. On its surface, flower communion seems like a sweet ritual celebrating beauty and summer. People bring flowers to the service, bring them forward in the ritual and then leave with another flower. But as a result of the story of its founding, the ritual has deep … Continue reading “Flower Communion: The Hidden Message”
Rev. Matt Alspaugh, Speaker; Dee Dee Camhi, Service Associate. Humility seems to be very much out of fashion in the world today. Many political and business leaders, influencers, and their minions, reject being humble as a profound weakness. Instead, they think they know everything worth knowing and can accomplish anything they want, and if they … Continue reading Humility
Ralph Waldo Emerson considered art as a way for the artist to express their inner self, their “spirit,” and to share a deeper understanding of the world with others. He believed that there should be no strict separation between different art forms like painting, music, and poetry, as they all stem from the same creative … Continue reading “Emerson Sunday: Celebrating Creativity & Imagination”
