A Personal Valentine To Our Public Institutions
We had removed love from our public life — Can we bring love back?
Topic: Connection
What is Appreciative Inquiry?
AI helps people move toward a shared vision for the future
“Stories From Church: A Slightly Critical Mass”
We’ve plenty of evidence congregations as we’ve known them are in decline
The life,music,& ministry of Katherine Price
Our much beloved music director, Katherine Price,
will be retiring on Jan 1st.
“An Alternative Theology of Evil”
In this last segment on religious liberals and theology in such times, let’s head into the deep waters of the First Principle, the first of seven value statements adopted in 1984. Don will suggest assigning “inherent worth and dignity” to all may not account for … read more.
“Getting Ready to Get Ready”
As you probably know, UUFH will be welcoming a new settled minister two years from now. The temptation for many congregations is to focus on what they want in that person rather than what they have to offer that person.
As we enter … read more.
Gobsmacked!
Marc Mullinax returns to UUFH on June 21 to speak about an overlooked way to cope with the stresses of life. Too often life becomes ritualized banality … “same old, same old.” And every day seems like the previous one. Life seems to be slipping … read more.
Poetry for Hard Times
The longer we live in the shadow of the coronavirus, the more our spiritual practices come into play. Once dubbed a “dead and dying” art form, poetry still speaks to many of us. Don will make the case that poetry is alive, well and relevant … read more.
Mental Health Month 2020: When Hope is Hard to Find
As Mental Health Month in the U.S. comes to a close, how do we honor deep suffering, yet offer hope in a cruel time?
For information about our Sunday Zoom gathering, go HERE.
Until we feel that it is appropriate and … read more.
A Return to the Heart of Mother’s Day
The “Hallmark” holiday and elaborate Sunday brunch will have to wait for another year. This year we come to Mother’s Day with virtual visits, social distancing as a demonstration of love. But perhaps this year, without the fanfare, we can return to the original spirit … read more.