“Annual Water Communion”
All are welcome to bring a sample of water to add to our collective bowl.
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All are welcome to bring a sample of water to add to our collective bowl.
We will explore the Good Samaritan through a Unitarian Universalist lens: not as doctrine to accept, but as wisdom to consider together. Jesus is asked, “Who is my neighbor?” Rather than giving a definition, he tells a story about a dangerous road, a wounded traveler, and an unexpected act of mercy. We will reflect on … Continue reading “The Good Samaritan”
Theodore Parker was a reforming minister of the Unitarian Church, and one of the earliest ministers to question how the Bible was to be understood and interpreted. A famous abolitionist, his words and popular quotations would later inspire speeches by Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King, Jr.
Worship, RE, Picnic, and Fun at Beachwood Park! The park is located at 3157 Dune St, Muskegon, 49441 Beans are a metaphor for literally everything. While our strong opinions about them may separate us, they also remind us of our shared humanity. Bring a dried bean of choice to share for a future soup. There … Continue reading “Beans are Everything”
Maybe you’ve heard about those folks who meet for hours on end to sit around a table pretending to be Elvish rangers, Dragonborn wizards, or Bards of all proclivities. Maybe you’ve even heard about the panic caused back when these games came out about them turning kids to devil worship. But have you ever thought … Continue reading “Throwing Dice and Telling Stories: Why Table Top Role Playing Games Matter”
Moving and listening to our bodies influences our personal and spiritual growth. With examples from her journey and of others’, there will be several occasions to put these ideas into practice during the service today. The monthly Noisy Offering for our Religious Education program will be taken during this service.
…an introduction to the Teachings of the Baha’i Faith, sharing the plan for peace, justice and prosperity that is embedded in the sacred writings of the Baha’i Faith. Elements including a process of personal transformation, aligning our souls with the Divine Will, and the reorganization of society so that it reflects the organic oneness of … Continue reading “Beating Swords Into Plowshares”
In a world that constantly pulls us towards anxiety, outrage and exhaustion, Thome has recently embarked on efforts to stop trying to control the chaos around her but focus on controlling the peace within her. This is the story of one restless person’s imperfect journey toward peace, and the practices that have helped make that … Continue reading “A Restless Person’s Search for Peace”
Board Secretary Jones Barton presents this piece by Michael Sorenson whose essays cover a fascinating range of topics rooted in History, Philosophy, and Culture. Jones has been attending HUUC since 2019 and Board Secretary since 2020. Michael Sorensen is the author of essays: Captivating and distinctively paced, Michael’s youtube channel, HORSES, offers an oasis of … Continue reading “The Death and Perfect Resurrection of Hope”
We invite participation in our annual celebration of Free Speech Sunday. This unique UU holiday honors our religious and political traditions of engaging in free speech. Celebrate freedom of expression by sharing your voice. You have a maximum of 3 minutes to speak what is on your mind. The pulpit is open to the first … Continue reading “Free Speech Sunday: Fighting Words”