Sermon by Christina Drostin
To start today’s sermon, I would like to reference a piece from Won Buddhism. Won Buddhism is a relatively modern version of Buddhism, formed in 1919, that recognizes the global interconnectedness of today’s world. The term “Won” means one. A key symbol … read more.
Service at Temple B’Nai Israel August 11, 2019 in Response to Recent Shootings
Message by Rev. Sue Browning, Chairperson, Talbot Association of Clergy and Laity, and Minister of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowships in Easton and Chestertown.
Communities have power when they gather. When we gather for … read more.
Our Opening Words Say Who We Are:
We come together as people of faith. Whether you are active in a specific tradition or not, faith is about naming what it is you trust and lean into in times of pain.
Being together is a visible and profound claim that we have faith in one … read more.
Our Sunday service opening words and UU hymns say who we are:
Let it be a dance we do.
May I have this dance with you?
For the good times and the bad times too,
Let it be a dance.
Let a dancing song be heard.
Play … read more.
Our Opening Words tell who we are:
“We light our chalice to remind ourselves of our highest aspirations, to inspire us to bring our gifts of love and service to the altar of humanity. May we know once again that we are not isolated beings, but … read more.
Sermon by the Rev. Dr. Wayne Arnason
READING FROM AN ANCIENT SOURCE: Exodus 3-4 Good News Translation (GNT)
3 One day while Moses was taking care of the sheep and goats of his father-in-law Jethro, the priest of Midian, he led the flock across the desert and came to … read more.
“At the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Easton, we seek to nurture spiritual and intellectual growth for all ages, and to be actively involved in community outreach and service. Cherishing diversity, and celebrating our oneness with all humanity, we covenant to support each other in the … read more.
When have you taken the risk of making a commitment? What possibilities opened for you through commitment? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning will look at the rituals of promise and the hope made possible in such acts.
Our Opening Words Tell Who We Are:
“As Unitarian Universalists, we share many values, and we also come to the table with our differences.
“We are challenged to do our own looking for what matters to us most, and what we think matters to other people, and to … read more.
Our Opening Words Tell Who We Are
As we enter into worship, put away the pressures of the world that ask us to perform, to take up masks, to put on brave fronts. Silence the voices that ask you to be perfect. This is a community … read more.
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