Most of us will have our hearts broken sooner or later. It seems to be the cost of love and connection. Heartbreak may be inevitable, but despair is not. As we begin a new year in very precarious times, let us find … read more.
From Thanksgiving through New Year’s, we are offered and sometimes overwhelmed by a series of holiday options.
As Unitarian Universalists it may seem like a smorgasbord of celebrations, and it is tempting to try them all. What are holidays really about and how can … read more.
We are entering the season of long, cold nights. Is there a connection between our retreat from the dark and our cultural history of aversion to dark skin? Let’s explore the anti-blackness which permeates our society, how it affects all of us, and what … read more.
“And I’ll bring you hope, when hope is hard to find.” The words of our UU hymn might well apply to Opportunity Place, Inc., one of four local charitable organizations that our Fellowship supports. Join us in learning how Opportunity Place helps … read more.
It’s our second holiday season during the pandemic and while some things are better, other things still look grim. How do we avoid the frenetic determination to have the most amazing holiday ever and find and share some genuine seasonal gladness?
Members can join the … read more.
Shared sermon with Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Bay County: As we consider what it will be like to re-open our fellowship (soon!) let us begin to think about what we want to do the same and what we might do differently. Here is our chance … read more.
We have no control over the family we are born into, but we can create a family of choice. Most of us will connect with friends in various environments like school, work, and faith community who will become as important to us as any … read more.
Unlike many people who wonder if they have lived lives of purpose, our guest speaker, Vinnie Anderson, a retired registered nurse, does not ponder that question. Many patients whom she cared for or helped in other ways, have told her what a difference she made … read more.
Samhain is the close of the pagan year, the celebration of the harvest, and the time to remember and honor our ancestors. Those who have gone before us left us valuable gifts which have helped shape our lives in small and large ways. … read more.
We all face many fears, individually and collectively. As a congregation, we have been dealing with some very real, particular fears about the future of our church. Death is the big fear for all human beings, and this is the season when we let some … read more.
