“What were you expecting?”
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Founded on anticipation or assumption, expectations can be enlivening or deadly. Homily by Rev. Connie Grant. Music by the Dr. James Johnson Jazz Trio, guest musicians.
Congregational Vote on New Minister Scheduled May 2 - Meet Candidate Rev. Kate R. Walker
Interim pastor
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Founded on anticipation or assumption, expectations can be enlivening or deadly. Homily by Rev. Connie Grant. Music by the Dr. James Johnson Jazz Trio, guest musicians.
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The human condition is that we are aware of our own mortality. How do we respond to what UU minister Forrest Church called “the dual reality of being alive and having to die?” How can we … read more.
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How do we live the stories of our lives, and how do we tell them to ourselves and others?
Homily by Rev. Connie Grant. Music by Deanna Witkowski, guest pianist.
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How and why do congregations grow? It’s not just about numbers!
Homily by Rev. Connie Grant. Music by Ellen Gozion, Director of Instrumental Music, with Maddy Izzo, flute.
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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 … read more.
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Where have we been; where are we going? Homily by Rev. Connie Grant. Music by Ellen Gozion, Director of Instrumental Music.
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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?
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