Kera Magarill, mental health promotion and prevention coordinator with Washington County Behavioral Health, and beloved WHUUF member, joins us to share some helpful information. In person, live streamed, and recorded.
Life is sublime and joyful and sometimes breaks our hearts. Life is creative and sustaining and sometimes shatters us. In this service, led by the Choristers, we will consider our covenant with the mystery that is existence. In person, live streamed, and recorded.
Thanksgiving, a day to give thanks for harvest and sharing, is also a day of mourning for all those who lost their lives, homes, and freedom to Europeans who believed everything belonged rightfully to them by gift of God. How do Unitarian Universalists, the religious descendants of such people, who believe deeply in the inclusion … Continue reading Thanksgiving and Broken Covenant
Unitarian Universalists are not a credal faith, but a covenantal faith. Instead of focusing our energy on the requirements of a creed, we commit to walking together as we grow our capacity to love and bless the world and be loved and blessed back. What does that mean in our daily lives? Our Second Sunday … Continue reading Covenant as Practice
Please bring pictures of any family members or loved ones you would like to be honored. In place of our usual Joys and Sorrows, you will be invited to bring your pictures up front during the service, and then as a group, we’ll say their names out loud. In person, live streamed, and recorded.
