Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is upon us and comes to completion on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. In this multigenerational service, we will acknowledge and let go of past mistakes and poor choices and start fresh! Our kids will lead us in a fun, participatory service. All ages are welcome! Services are … Continue reading New Year’s Resolution
After trust has been broken, restorative justice helps heal relationships through the power of nonviolence.
Dana Clah of the Emerald Coast Life Center will speak to us about addiction and provide instruction for saving lives with Narcan. Narcan will be provided for those attending.
We all have stories we tell about our lives. But think about the memories you’re dwelling on – are they helping or hurting you? What kind of person do you WANT to be? Can you find a personal story arc that supports your growth and happiness?
Do you feel out of step with the world around you? Are you concerned for the problems you see, large and small? Do you feel helpless to change anything for the better? Well, have we got a fellowship for you!
We begin our new congregational year with a skit about trickery at a royal feast! This folk tale is a fresh take on our UU tradition of the Water Communion, our annual ingathering service. We only ask that you bring non-perishable food for our Little Food Pantry or Sharing and Caring. Water and containers for … Continue reading What Will You Bring to the Feast?
Come learn with us about Lughnasadh, one of the Sabbats of the Pagan Wheel of the Year. This celebration marks the first of three harvests, when we start to see the fruits of our labors and have enough to share. Second Hour Small Groups TED TALKS, led by Josh Ashley in the Library Pagan Pathways, … Continue reading Lughnasadh – The First Harvest
Dustin Borlack is a world class musician and has been facilitating sound healing workshops for the past 8 years. Driven by his own powerful experiences with conscious breathing and sound healing, he is inspired more than ever to share the potency of these practices combined. Second Hour Small Groups Informal Socializing, in the Rear of … Continue reading Sound Healing Meditation
Judy Byrne Riley, Kathy White, and Deborah Baker Rian Three members of the UUFEC describe what motivates them to say “yes” to work in the community, in organizations, and in UUFEC. Volunteerism is a necessary part of the American Culture and is needed everywhere, but where do you go and what do you choose? Second … Continue reading Why Did We Say: “Yes! I’ll do that!”
