The Choristers invite you to join them for their spring music service as we run with the river, look to one another and the natural world for connection, travel to far off places to find the road home, and count the minutes that make up a year measured in love! Special guest, Larken Vanderfield will … Continue reading Chorister Service: Seasons of Love
How much attention is enough? In a 24-hour news cycle, suffering is constant and amplified. If we try to absorb it all, we shut down. If we tune out completely, we disengage. This sermon explores the spiritual discipline of “enough”: paying sufficient attention to move toward meaningful action, while guarding the life of the spirit. … Continue reading Enough to Act
This morning we celebrate water communion, our homecoming to one another and to what sustains our bodies and spirit. If you wish, bring water from somewhere important to you. In person, live streamed, and recorded.
Unitarian Universalists believe in the inherent worth and dignity of every person. What does this mean in our everyday lives? In person, live streame d, and recorded.
Our culture just keeps speeding up as we try to ingest more information and experiences. Slowing down, going inward, and being present are the gifts of this darkening time. In person, live streamed, and recorded.
One of the annoying parts of being human is that sometimes we just do or say things we didn’t want to do or say. Rev. Tracy will explore some of the theories about why this is so and what we might do about it. Today’s special Donate the Basket goes to Beloved Asheville, a local … Continue reading Why Did I Do That?
Today, Rev. Tracy’s last service before her Sabbatical, we’ll celebrate our diverse community with flowers, music and joy! Please bring flowers from wherever you might find them to share. In person, live streamed, and recorded.
A neuroscientist’s stroke allowed her to offer guidance on how to find peace and well-being in a completely scientific way. In person, live streamed, and recorded.
