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Sunday, August 26, 2018: "BELIEVING IN EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN"
Time: 10:30am
Speaker: Rev. Jack Donovan
Guest Speaker: Amy Weintraub
Worship Associate: Sarah Craig
Nationally, this Sunday is Women's Equality Sunday. Why is "Women's Equality" an issue? How is it a religiously spiritual issue? Is it important to you? Do we need to do something? Do you? Members of the League of Women Voters, Planned Parenthood, and Progress Florida will join us for this service. Progress Florida advocate and lobbyist Amy Weintraub and Rev. Jack Donovan will give presentations in recognition of the day, with further explorations after the service among those gathered.
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Sunday, August 19, 2018: "Journeys Inspire"
Time: 10:30am
Worship Associate: Susan Burnore
This Sunday's service continues our popular Journeys series, with Andy Bragg and Karen Coale sharing their own paths. Andy will talk about the long and winding road that led him to our door, and Karen will talk about what she has learned about white privilege along her way. |
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Sunday, August 12, 2018: "Kids Inspire Us!"
Time: 10:30am
Worship Associate: Michael Pohl
We will celebrate the wisdom and magic of our children and youth and their Hogwarts adventure this summer.
EVERYONE is invited to bring a book bag, briefcase or backpack for the Blessing of the Bags! As we go off to school or work or our place in the world that we are grateful to be connected in the ‘interdependent web of all existence.’ ALL school age children and youth will join us for the service.
Nursery care will be provided 10:15am to noon in Conway. |
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Sunday, August 5, 2018: "Inspiration from Activists"
Time: 10:30am
Worship Leader: Steve Benton
Worship Associate: Sherry Benton
In the face of challenges some lapse into despair while others are inspired to action for transformation and change. Our service will explore our own roles in inspiring hope, transformation, and change.
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Sunday, July 29, 2018: "HAVE WE REACHED THE END OF UNIVERSALISM?"
Time: 10:30am
Speaker: Rev. Jack Donovan
Worship Associate: Susan Burnore
Two Sundays ago, we explored the question, "What is the end of Unitarianism?" The same question about Universalism is important to us as it effects our own understanding of life and how to live. What does the term "Universalist" tell us about our religious purpose or beliefs or practices? What is the end of Universalism?
And as a religious tradition grounded in a particular teleology - an understanding of the grand design of existence - how revelatory and relevant is the term "Universalist" to our journey and end goal? When does the usefulness of the term "Universalist" come to an end?
This Sunday's sermon will raise these questions and invite you into discussion in the Sanctuary right after the service.
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