At its best, religious community provides space for spiritual growth, individually as well as communally. Join Rev. Jann in a service that will consider the many ways we grow spiritually through intentional practices. Dave Lukaszewski and Eric Moon will provide special music. Following the service, an important Congregational Meeting will update members on our canvass … Continue reading Encouraging Spiritual Growth
Rev. Jann Halloran and Michael Meads will lead a service focused on developing kindness in our relationships. Our 2nd Principle calls us to covenant and affirm justice, equity and compassion in human relations — starting with kindness helps us to achieve all three. The Prairie Band will provide special music. During Learning Hour (11:35 a.m.), … Continue reading The Spiritual Practice of Kindness
Our First Principle is probably the most beloved by Unitarian Universalists, but detecting the ideal of inherent worth and dignity in day-to-day life can be elusive. Rev. Jann Halloran will explore Anne Lamott’s new book, Almost Everything, Notes on Hope, as a way to remind us about how hope and love can keep us in … Continue reading Inherent Worth and Dignity – In Short Supply?
The Rev. Jann Halloran will explore the book, Ishmael, An Adventure of the Mind and Spirit, by Daniel Quinn, the story of a gorilla who appears to teach truth about the story of the Earth and humanity’s impact upon it. Learning Hour for all-ages afterwards. This sermon is at the request of Jason Bezon, who won … Continue reading Lessons From A Wise Teacher
A faith community celebrates not only the care, learning and action created through personal relationships–it also celebrates the life-giving connection to what Rev. Jann Halloran calls the vertical dimension: the Spirit. There is something that makes us more than the sum of our parts. Love, joy, compassion, gentleness, creativity and kindness grow in a spiritual … Continue reading Finding Spirit in Community
The Rev. Jann Halloran turns to ideas developed by Unitarian Universalist religious educator Kim Sweeney, who has found that traditional forms of Sunday School no longer work for children, families or adults. Rev. Jann believes we learn how to be Unitarian Universalist through worship, classes and action, which is why we have been experimenting with … Continue reading How Do We Learn and Practice Our Faith?
We’ll continue with the Eight Pillars of Joy from THE BOOK OF JOY. On July 29, we’ll turn our attention to focusing on compassion and generosity. We hope you will join us.
We’ll continue with the Eight Pillars of Joy from THE BOOK OF JOY. On July 22, we’ll turn our attention to focusing on gratitude. We hope you will join us.
Join us as we delve in to tips on connecting with nature to create real transformation in life.
Join us for a Father’s Day service that will honor all the aspects of fathering. Our High School Youth Campers also will give us a report on their summer camp. Eric Moon will provide special music.
