This is Rev. Sarah’s last service at WHUUF. She will reflect on our five years together and offer her good wishes for our future here at West Hills. There will be a party after the service – with cake!
At Passover we tell the story of the ancient Hebrew people setting out on a journey to freedom. Rev. Sarah will talk about her journey, as she prepares to leave WHUUF, and our journey forward as a congregation in transition. The Choristers will provide the … read more.
Rev Sarah will share the insights she has gained from reading recent essays on what keeps Unitarian Universalism from being the powerful force for good that it can be.
If we don’t celebrate the physical resurrection of Jesus, are we left with nothing more than Easter Bonnets, Flowers and Bunnies? Rev. Sarah will share her views on all that we, as a diverse faith community, do have to celebrate.
Rev. Sarah will share some of her personal story, moving from active lay leadership to ordained ministry. She will also talk about some of the roles and expectations of professional ministry in our Unitarian Universalist tradition.
What happens to a super-rational Unitarian Universalist when faced with a mystical experience? How do we make sense out of those things we can’t explain and yet can’t deny? Reverend Sarah will help us explore these questions.
On this Valentine’s Day we will celebrate the many flavors of love and participate in a Chocolate Communion.
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King sent us a strong message at the funeral of civil rights leader, Jimmy Jackson. “Did we listen?” Reverend Sarah Schurr asks. What has changed and what hasn’t?
Note: Due to winter weather, WHUUF was closed on Jan. 3. Rev. Sarah will give this sermon at a later date.
What happens to a super-rational Unitarian Universalist when they are faced with a mystical experience? How do we make sense out of those things that we can’t explain and yet can’t deny?
Come to a family-friendly Christmas Eve service presented by Rev. Sarah Schurr and our Religious Educator, Rebecca Gammons. Celebrate the holiday in song and story. Service will be at 5:30 PM and will feature the traditional Silent Night by candlelight.
