Racism and Its Origins, Part Two
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Speaker: Bill Chene
Racism and Its Origins
Our services are multi-platform! All members, friends, and visitors are welcome to join us in the sanctuary on Sunday, or to join us via Zoom at bit.ly/WorshipCVUU
Poetry Sunday
It’s Poetry Sunday again! Please plan to bring your favorite poem to share with us. If you’ve not been with us on Poetry Sunday before, here’s how it works: anyone who wishes to may share a poem of either their own making or of a favorite poet. There will be a three minute time limit … Continue reading Poetry Sunday
The 8th Principle
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Rhyme and Reason
Choosing reason without rhyme is to risk losing the poetry of life. Choosing rhyme without reason runs the risk of pandering to the irrational and the anti-scientific. We do not have to choose one over the other.
Church is CANCELLED this Sunday! Join us online instead…
Join us online for a livestream service on the CVUU Facebook Group at 10am. http://www.facebook.com/groups/cvuus/ ………………………………………………………………….. Mi Kamocha Ba’eilim Hashem or Who is Like You, O God? Hanukkah starts on Christmas Eve this year. Although many of us may not light the Menorah in our homes, and many Jews see it as a somewhat minor holiday … Continue reading Church is CANCELLED this Sunday! Join us online instead…
O Come Emanuel
As we enter the season of Advent, Rev. Eva offers a reflection on the spiritual practice of sitting and waiting for the birth of faith, hope, peace, and love. You may find there are some connections to the current political climate. You may find there are connections to your feelings for the approaching holiday if … Continue reading O Come Emanuel
Hanging Separately, Hanging Together: A UU Labor Day Reflection
“We may have all come on different ships, but we’re in the same boat now” (Martin Luther King, Jr.). “We must, indeed, all hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang separately” (Benjamin Franklin). “We can do this. We are the adaptable animal….we can organize..and we can act” (James Ismael Ford). Celebration Associates: Bill … Continue reading Hanging Separately, Hanging Together: A UU Labor Day Reflection
Poetry Sunday
It’s time once again for this year’s Poetry Sunday. If you enjoy writing or reading poetry then Poetry Sunday is for you. Our audience is always polite and accepting. Here’s how it works. Bring a poem or two to read to the congregation. We always get to hear some really wonderful poems from both known … Continue reading Poetry Sunday
Mistakes
What is the engine that drives creativity in our lives? Is it something as mundane as a mistake? Or is it something more esoteric like a muse, or something mechanical like a sequence of activities that triggers our creativity, or is it something spiritual? Come join us for Sunday’s message when we’ll try to address … Continue reading Mistakes