The second principle is just seven words. It should be simple to accomplish. And yet, we know that it is not. It takes intentional work to ensure that the resulting impact is needed, is wanted, is positive. If it was easy then … read more.
Think that the important issues are at the national level? More often, change starts at the local level. Hear how UUSP’s Social Justice ministry is changing the lives of Pinellas County residents. We bet you’ll be surprised by all that we can do. Join us this … read more.
“The storm is passing over, the old hymn says, Except… The storm has not passed over just yet, has it? Here, for this hour together, We rest in the eye of the storm. We gather not as a changed people, but as a changing people.” … read more.
Here we are, a month from when we thought we’d be reopening the doors to live services. But, the delta variant may force a delay in that schedule. It can feel discouraging. However, we have made it … read more.
It seems that life is a constant transition but milestone birthdays seem to bring added emotion.
Sunday, March 14 @ 10:30 AM John Motter
It’s hard to believe that it’s been a year since we’ve congregated in person. We’ve not had a Journeys Service since our last in-person Sunday Service. We are fortunate to have Barbara Archibald and Alan Frolich share their personal journeys … read more.
A service presented by the UUSP Worship Committee, with John Motter.
We will honor World AIDS Day and look at the parallels with COVID. What have we learned over the last 40 years that can help us today.
John Motter, Worship Leader
Jeanay Johnson, RE and Communications Coordinator
Kaitlyn Hammersley and Peter Fritsche
Carol Ulmer
Jon Arterton, Music Director
James Mack, All Around … read more.
This Sunday’s service will continue the theme of Still Church. Although it parallels much of last week’s theme, it comes at it with a little bit of a different perspective. Is Still Church a statement or a question? If you’ve been missing the physical structure of church … read more.
