UUs value inclusion and are called to act where inequities exist. UUs also value building bridges and are called to listen and learn across difference. At this service with Rev. Sue Browning, we’ll consider the challenges of living out our values in a society plagued by … read more.
Maya Angelou says, “The ache for home lives in all of us, the safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned.” What do the places you have called home have in common? Have you ever been without a safe place? … read more.
Religious stories give high prominence to the those with vision in the community. Not the crystal ball visionaries, but sane prophetic leaders who make a few courageous guesses about the future and then, often in the midst of the uncertainty and confusion, set a path. Join … read more.
Join us as we kick-off of the church year. What is your vision for the coming church year? What are you seeking? At this service Rev. Sue Browning will consider how being a regular part of a spiritual community spills over into our lives. The service will include our annual Water Communion, the choir will sing and our Religious Ed classes will begin. Been meaning to check out the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Easton? This is a great week to do so!
The theme at this year’s General Assembly was “All Are Called.” Attendees were challenged to ask how UUs might faithfully meet the demands of our time. At this service, Rev. Sue Browning will reflect on GA, and ask, “As UUFE sets its course for the … read more.
Many say, “Well, I’m spiritual, just not religious.” What about the questions of those who identify as ‘non-spiritual’? At this service Rev. Sue Browning will consider the perspectives of the ‘non-spiritual’ among us. What helps them in day-to-day living? What can the spiritual and non-spiritual … read more.
The democratic process relies on eligible voters regularly showing up to vote. Yet, voting patterns are erratic. Why is this? Why is voting a religious issue? At this service, Rev. Sue will explore how the UU principle “to affirm and promote the right of … read more.
Is the Bible a source for the UU faith? (Spoiler Alert: Yes.) Are there other sources? (Another Spoiler Alert: Absolutely.) At this coffeehouse-style service we’ll explore the six primary sources for Unitarian Universalism. For this service, coffee and a light breakfast will be available at … read more.
How did you learn right from wrong? What lessons did your parents offer on lying vs telling the truth? Is the distinction between good and evil always clear? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll consider the ways we each set a moral compass.
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Rev. Sue Browning, Service June … read more.
Often Rev. Sue says, “My hope is by doing this (or that) we can go deeper.” What does she mean by this? At this service we’ll explore the ways we are individually and collectively inspired to stretch, grow and change. The service will include our annual ‘Service of Remembrance’ where we’ll … read more.
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