Flower Communion
Join us for Flower Communion at the Outdoor Park in The Pinery Bayou Gulch Regional Park, Picnic Shelter B. Map
Ralph Waldo Mouse Says
“The flowers are waiting for us to bloom.”
Join us for Flower Communion at the Outdoor Park in The Pinery Bayou Gulch Regional Park, Picnic Shelter B. Map
Ralph Waldo Mouse Says
“The flowers are waiting for us to bloom.”
Join us in person at the Parker Library.
Prophetic Sisterhood: Liberal Women Ministers of the Frontier, 1880-1930.
Ralph Waldo Mouse Says
“The Earth has music for those who listen.”
Join us in person at the Parker Library.
At the heart of the Unitarian, Universalist experiment is the idea of covenant. We will explore this religious and organizational idea together. It has a rich history. And one that … read more.
Join us In-Person at the Ruth Memorial Chapel on Mainstreet in Parker (parking available on Mainstreet and in the lot behind the church)
Easter! (Or resurrection is all around. And anyway, the tomb is a terrible place to stay.)
Join Reverend Roger Butts and Reverend Doctor … read more.
Join us online via Google Meet when Rev Roger will lead us in an exploration of how to think about spiritual journeys and how to write a This I Believe statement.
Rev. Rogers Sermon
This I Believe, the sermon
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Join us in person at the library with Rev Roger and Kyra, and Stephen as we explore our spiritual journeys how we’ve gotten where we’ve gotten. And what makes our spiritual journeys what they are–where we are and how we got here. We will be … read more.
Roger and Mike Martin will speak on nonviolence, via Google Meet. Mike Martin is the founder of RawTools, which converts guns into garden tools.
“The Fifth Principle in Peril” The right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large. What is the state of the democratic experiment in the United States? Clark Huff and Roger Butts will explore together on … read more.
Join us this Sunday, 1/16, Roger will be speaking on the theme: “Where Do We Go From Here?” When King wrote his last book, he knew that things were changing. He wanted to ask a crucial question: Do we pursue community or will we fall … read more.
Please join us on Google Meet for our annual traditional service as we celebrate the season with carols and the telling of the Christmas Story.