Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) For nearly a year, we’ve been living in a socially distanced world. We’ve been sequestered, with or without others in our household or “pod,” from the rest of the world. Depending on the demands of work or other obligations, we’ve limited our contact with others. It’s been … Continue reading “Social Distancing”
Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) Where have we been; where are we going? Homily by Rev. Connie Grant. Music by Ellen Gozion, Director of Instrumental Music. https://youtu.be/UgkJ01ZZosw
Livestreamed at 10:30 am Historically, freedom, reason, and tolerance have characterized the Unitarian movement as “necessary conditions for the fullest development of religious thought and life.” Yet, these are imperfect virtues. How do we reframe freedom, reason, and tolerance for twenty-first century Unitarian Universalism? Homily by Rev. Connie Grant. Music by Ellen Gozion, Director of … Continue reading “Freedom, Reason, and Tolerance Revisited”
Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) – Stories of some of the ways the Spirit of Love is present in our lives. Homily by Rev. Connie Grant. Story told by Erica Shadowsong, Director of Lifespan Religious Education. Music by Ellen Gozion, Director of Instrumental Music. https://youtu.be/6Pu7mN8I0bc
Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) Believing in evolution is a theological claim as well as a scientific one. As Charles Darwin’s 212th birthday approaches, an exploration of the meaning of “evolution” in our lives. https://youtu.be/UyDzANzdo5g
Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) The season between the winter solstice and the spring equinox, often called Imbolc by pagans, is usually thought of as a season of purification. What relevance can that have for us today? “The Wind in the Willows” is a beloved classic that brilliantly and lovingly connects with … Continue reading “ ‘The Wind in the Willows’ – A Sacred Text for the Season”
Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) – Impressions of Pittsburgh. Homily by Rev. Connie Grant; music by Ellen Gozion, Director of Instrumental Music. https://youtu.be/0mJvsSykxnc
Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) What did the “beloved community” mean to Rev. Martin Luther King, and what can it mean for us? Homily by Rev. Connie Grant. Music by Ellen Gozion, Director of Instrumental Music, with a video from the Afro-American Music Institute Boys’ Choir. https://youtu.be/FY5uBvwB514
Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) What can bring our divided nation together today? Homily by Rev. Connie Grant; music by Ellen Gozion, Director of Instrumental Music. https://youtu.be/MJUSAzu6aQw
Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) What have we learned from 2020? How will we begin anew in 2021? Homily by Rev. Connie Grant; music by Ellen Gozion, Director of Instrumental Music. https://youtu.be/sKo2PbidhBA
Livestreamed at 10:30 am (prelude begins at 10:25) Darkness can be a place of fear and sadness or a source of comfort and rest. We’ll explore aspects of darkness in our lives. A collaboration of the Worship Team: Bryan Bandli, Alice Carnes, Kathy Fein, Louise Jencik, Ward Kelsey, Stephanie Pawlowski, and Melody Platz. Music by … Continue reading “Darkness into Light”
