An Atheist – A person who disbelieves or lacks belief in the existence of God or gods. Spirituality – the quality or state of being concerned with religion or religious matters: the quality or state of being spiritual. It can be hard to figure out how these two things can work together, but I strongly believe … Continue reading ATHEIST AND SPIRITUALITY?
Anna Bell and Patrick Neal will share their experiences and learning’s from GA.
Sulima Malzin will lead us in examining some well-known and not-so-well-known quotes from American Patriots. It will be an interactive program, so if you have a favorite quote you’d like to share, please bring it.
Leecia Anderson of the Western Farm Workers Association will speak about her work with farm workers and their families. She will have a slide presentation and she will also talk about their effort to collect school supplies for farm worker families. The Social Justice Committee will use this service as a kick off of its … Continue reading Farm Workers and Their Families
Rosie and Phil dialogue from a writing by Smullyan. This is a discussion between God and a mortal discussing free will. Raymond Merrill Smullyan is an American mathematician, concert pianist, logician, Taoist philosopher, and magician.
JoAnne, Nancy and Bill will participate in a panel discussion on how they benefit from attending the WHUUF Buddhist Group.
Approaching all of life with awe is a profound practice that can expand the mind and heart and encourage spiritual growth. This morning we will explore together the nature of awe as an essential quality of soul. Jeanette Leardi is a familiar guest presenter.
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!
The WHUUF Choristers, led by Melanie Madigan, and accompanied by Ben Milstein, will present a program of song and readings to celebrate the part music plays in our lives.
On this Mother’s Day weekend we will welcome new members and will hold the Bridging Ceremony for some of our youth moving young adulthood. It is also the day we will celebrate our annual Flower Communion. Bring a flower for the ceremony at this multi-generational service.
