“Memory invites us to maintain our grip on the past, but it also calls us to pay attention to the present. Memory’s question is not just “Do you remember?” but “How do you want to be remembered?”
Let’s pitch a show to Netflix, one designed to lessen racism and homophobia. Maybe a documentary, complete with talking heads, statistics, and some up-close-and-personal stories. . . that only the choir would watch. So stop the preaching already!
Fortunately Netflix already airs a show that moves people … read more.
All congregants are welcome to attend general meetings of the Board of Trustees. We hold meetings the second Monday of each month from 6:00 to 7:30 in the Archer-Shee Room. There are always extra chairs, so come in and make yourself comfortable. The Board … read more.
For over six months I’ve had the privilege to serve two Unitarian Universalist congregations on the eastern shore. I’ve been asked: How is it going? How is the commute? Can you keep up with the commitments?
The short answers – From my perspective, it’s going well. … read more.
How about this as a mantra for 2018: Make new mistakes.
I think it’s wise advice. And I think it’s terrifying advice. The mantra is inspired by Neil Gaiman who says, “I hope that in this year to come, you make mistakes. Because if you are … read more.
We are going to be offering members/friends the opportunity to recognise, memorialise or honour someone who is special to you by displaying flowers during the service. You bring the flowers and vase of your choice and take them home after the service. You may write … read more.
In October, I wrote that I would be attending the “Strategic Board” workshop led by Rev. David Pyle at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Silver Spring, Maryland. I wrote “stay tuned” for the outcome of that experience for me. So here you go, albeit belatedly.
Recently I’ve been struck by the number of opportunities at UUFE to explore issues and ideas in greater depth. From the new Adult Enrichment classes (thank you, Gayle Scroggs and others), to the “Intro to UU” class (thank you, Carol Meredith and others), to the Parent Forum … read more.
As I write this, I am anticipating The Leadership Retreat which awaits me and about 20 other members on Saturday, (October 21) at Third Haven Friends Meeting. Rev. Ginger Luke (who preached our sermon on October 15 on Humanism) our facilitator, Rev. Sue and I have … read more.
Winter solstice marks the longest night of the year. It also is a time to celebrate that the light is coming back. At this service led by UUFE member Linda Wilcox, we will explore some of the rituals surrounding the season of darkness, and learn … read more.