You can view the Order of Service here. View the entire service on Facebook. Each week, my benediction that closes our service includes the lines, “In our time together, we create this community. One of promise. One of commitment. One of love.” We are truly the ones who create this community together, each and every … Continue reading We Are a Community of Change
You can view the Order of Service here. View the entire service on Facebook. As we look toward upcoming possibilities for new ways to gather, we also draw on poetry to help us imagine what it means to be in communion with each other. So much in art and in life is about imagining the … Continue reading The Possible and the Poetic
As summer unfolds, we contemplate these words from Mandy Hale, “There is nothing more beautiful than someone who goes out of their way to make life beautiful for others.” What do we do to make the world more beautiful? You are invited to practice this after our service by creating a community art project from … Continue reading Moving Toward Beauty
You can view the Order of Service here. Our annual Flower Communion service celebrates the power of community and the uniqueness of those who create this place we love so much. We invite participation in gathering our flowers on Saturday for the service and come to an outdoor meet & greet at BuxMont on Sunday … Continue reading The Community Soul & Flower Communion Sunday
You can view the Order of Service here. This year’s sermon series is about practices that promote connection to our inner life as well as the larger world. Some might call them spiritual practices. However, they are very much embodied and about how we relate to humanity whether we believe in the divine or approach … Continue reading Practices of Connection: Sabbath & Rest
Many people turn to nature to commune with the divine. But hiking can also be a way to find a path to your truest self and the divine within. John Muir went to the woods “to lose his mind and find his soul.” We’ll look at one path that journey can take. Service image by … Continue reading Lose Your Mind and Find Your Soul
We have had to accept the limitations of our control on the world in ways that have been humbling this year. We have also adapted to incredible change in a short period of time. How do we think about the ever-presence of change in life and the practice of acceptance from a Unitarian Universalist perspective? … Continue reading Acceptance & Change
This year’s sermon series is about practices that promote connection to our inner life as well as the larger world. Some might call them spiritual practices. However, they are very much embodied and about how we relate to humanity whether we believe in the divine or approach the world non theistically. The practices of focus … Continue reading Practices of Connection: Rites & Rituals
Rev. Kevin will have time in the service for a Question Box sermon. He will respond to your questions about UU history and identity, living a religious life in these times, current issues in Unitarian Universalism, and other related topics. He reserves the right to hold questions for a later time (I do not have … Continue reading Here We Bring Questions
Perhaps mindfulness sounds too esoteric to you, like a distant relative’s New Age practice. But if you are tired of the pandemic and political rhetoric, mindfulness can help you cope with this uncertain world. Mindfulness isn’t so much a technique as it is a way of being. Focus on the present, challenge your mind and … Continue reading The Little Things Aren’t Little
