Come one, come all! It’s a celebration of TUUC! There’ll be stories and your favorite songs, children and streamers and Do-Nut miss the special after service treat! You can even have extra sprinkles if you want! Bring your pledge sheet to turn in and help us light up our rainbow chalice! Come one! Come all!
As we plot our course for the future, we are mindful of what has come before. We’ll reflect on the middleness of journeying.
A journey requires both a destination and map. Our intuition about the destination points us in the right direction and our map is the way we choose to live.
Our Youth Group are in charge of the service this week! Lots of music, thoughtful reflections and perhaps a few surprises. It’s always a special worship service. You don’t want to miss it.
Some questions our youth will explore: What is spirituality? How do our actions shape our spirituality? What does spirituality in UUism look like? What do we believe?
Unitarian Universalists are unique; instead of uniting behind a single creed or statement of belief, we instead unite as a covenental community. Covenant means “to come together by making a promise.” We will discuss the context of covenental relationships and why being one can create a model to change the world.
Trust is a hard thing, sometimes. Endless sayings and aphorisms tell us that trust, once broken, can never be made whole again. But if that’s true, how then shall we proceed? What makes it possible to stitch back together a cloth that has been torn or a bowl that has been dropped? Where do we … Continue reading That’s How the Light Gets In
How would you design a spaceship to carry people to another star?
Dr. Daniel Heath teaches at Pacific Lutheran University, and led students through a semester long process of considering how to make that happen using current technology. He will share their process and discuss the implications for our world today.
After the service, stay to discuss the implications for our world today. Our youth group will be selling pizza as a fund raiser for a scholarship fund to attend Cons.
Although a mathematician by training, Daniel “deej” Heath has interests in many areas in and out of science. An early pioneer in the maker movement, he builds or makes many of his own tools and furniture.
This was, however, his first attempt to build a starship.
The consistent forecast for this weekend indicates a large snowfall. We are cancelling our Sunday worship service to ensure that our members and employees stay safe. We will be updating our Facebook page and our website with more information as the week progresses and the snow continues. Stay safe and warm!
Today’s conversations often fall back onto the subject of “racism” or “white privilege.” What if we were asked this question: “How has your life been shaped by your race?” That is definitely something that would give us pause to reflect. Yet the answer to that question should give us some insight into our world. When we cannot adequately express what it means to be white, it would be impossible to know what it means to not be white, but a person of color. Let’s talk about White Fragility and some of the myths about racism that are a part of church life.
Shel Silverstein epically wrote, “Listen to the MUSTN’TS, child, Listen to the DON’TS, . . . the IMPOSSIBLES, the WON’TS, . . . then listen close to me: ANYTHING can happen, child, ANYTHING can be.”
We’ll consider the possible.
And not to be missed is the debut of TUU Sees, our very own house band! The TUU Sees formed in December, and this ensemble performs well-known music from yesteryear and encourages audience participation and spontaneous displays of exuberance.
Piano/Guitar: Andy Callender;
Bass Guitar/Piano: Breck Lebegue;
Keyboards/Percussion: John Hargis
