About our Service: Is global warming the fever symptom of a planet overrun by virulent progress? Ecofeminists trace the problem to our historically masculine domination and often evoke the Gaia myth as an image of balance. Since “male” science offers such Stark confirmation of the problem, perhaps we can draw out a scientific thread to … Continue reading A Question of Balance
About our Service: The Flower Ceremony celebrates beauty, human uniqueness, diversity, and community. Everyone brings a flower and places it on the altar or in a shared vase where they’re blessed & redistributed. Each person brings home a different flower than the one they brought. Right after service is an Easter Egg Hunt & delicious potluck.
Rachael Bregman is currently at Temple Beth Tefilloh as the first female rabbi ever and the first resident rabbi in over 50 years. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Boston College, a master’s degree from Harvard Graduate School of Education and ordination from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion.
One of these things is not like the others…or are they the same? Phillip Baber decodes his mysterious sermon title.
Pastor Phillip Baber is a graduate of the University of Kansas with a Juris Doctor degree from William and Mary.
Rev. Elizabeth Teal:
No, the Christian Bible does NOT say homosexuality is a sin, and why that’s important to us all.
Come celebrate the Spring Equinox as the Wheel of the Year turns toward the sunshine with a CUUPS service, a true celebration of rebirthing your life and nature itself.
Worship Leader: Meghan Kaminski
Accompanist: Eileen Morrison
Dani Slader and Vanessa Birchell
A continuation from a service given in August 2016 about our being a mighty flame of action and keeping the spark ignited within us to build the kind of world we dream about – a world of promising hope and fulfilled commitments.
About our Service: We all have different reasons for being part of this church. But what we have in common is that we choose to take our spiritual journey together. We are here because we want to be in community with one another. We want to be nourished, emotionally and spiritually, by those we have chosen … Continue reading Nourishing Our Diverse Community
Linda will examine our mandate to promote “justice, equity, and compassion in human relations.”
Dr. Killoran takes a skeptical look at the often-heard dismissal of UU – “Oh, that’s the place where they can believe anything they want!”
