This will be our first Sunday not together in our sanctuary and the show will go on via live (or recorded) streaming. This Sunday also marks the official kickoff of the 2020-21 stewardship campaign. Don’t let the long title fool you, we’ll have some fun along the way. Go HERE for the recorded video virtual … Continue reading Writing Our Next Chapter: Mission, Ministry, Music and Money
We live with access to information and to people around the world. Our mailboxes, real and electronic, are filled with requests of our time, our money, our hearts—how do we prioritize our finite resources? Come hear how Rabbi Jackson weaves ancient Jewish texts together with modern needs…and hopefully leave with a clearer understanding of what … Continue reading For Whom Are We Responsible
The universe is made of stories, not of atoms, says Muriel Rukeyser. Who are we, but the stories we tell ourselves? Join Marc as he returns to UUFH on the last Sunday of the year, as he asks us all to examine the stories we tell ourselves. For we turn into our stories, whether they are … Continue reading The Stories We Tell Ourselves
Even though the search for UUFH’s new settled minister is several months away, it’s not too early to start thinking about what qualities and strengths we seek in that person…and the work we need to do from our end.
Unitarian Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote those words over a century ago. It is all about perspective and how we view the situation before us. Join me in exploring our perspectives and how they limit or expand our vision. The Rev. Judith Long has served as the Executive Director of The Free Clinics (Henderson and Polk … Continue reading Every Wall Is A Gate
“Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.” Neale Donald Walsh The comfort zone is defined as a space where your behaviors fit a routine and pattern that minimize stress and risk — the place we’re most at home. In our comfort zone there is a sense of familiarity, security, and certainty. When we … Continue reading What Lies Beyond Your Comfort Zone?
