This is the first week in Advent in the Christian calendar. For the last three years, I have preached on Advent because we were still in the time of the Pandemic and therefore, still in the time of waiting, which is what Advent celebrates. This year, the pandemic still exists (Karen had COVID two weeks
As space permits, we’ll be showing some of the various wildlife captured in photos from our water basin. We hope you enjoy these photos and thanks to Vince Waldron for his efforts in capturing and cataloging these images.
Joys and Sorrows is one of the most sacred times in our worship service. It is a time when the abstract hurts and happiness can be stated out loud within the community. They are ways for us to provide support, celebrate and connect. They are poignant reminders that–any given week–we are each holding concerns, heartbreak,
Join us throughout the month of December for a festive and fun holiday season!
Recently, the Early Education Cooperative (EEC) Preschool, the school that is on our campus, let us know that they would not be renewing their lease with UUCP. The preschool was founded by UUCP 62 years ago and was owned and operated by UUCP until 2015. Since then, they have functioned as renters while they’ve figured
Hi everyone, in last Sunday’s service about Palestine and Israel, I commented that there is other suffering in the world that we are not paying as much attention to, and I mentioned the situation in Armenia. I said that 100,000 Ethnic Armenians had been killed, when the truth is that 100,000 Ethnic Armenians have had
