In-Person and Online Worship Sunday Service by Zoom This Week. 10:30 am: Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 839 1215 4367Passcode: 153991 One tap mobile +16699009128,,83912154367# US (San Jose)+16694449171,,83912154367# US Saturday Circle 9:00 amZoom Connection | Passcode: 310760 Sunday Circle 9:00 amZoom connection | Meeting ID: 867 2739 4637, Passcode: 663369 Phone: 669 900 9128 This January, in the long stretch of … Continue reading Learning to Swim
In Person and Online Worship Sunday Service by Zoom This Week. 10:30 am:Zoom connection | Dial in: 669-900-6833 | Meeting ID: 444 532 079 Saturday Circle 9:00 am Zoom Connection | Meeting ID: 881 5347 9350, Passcode: 074974 Sunday Circle 9:00 amZoom connection | Meeting ID: 867 2739 4637, Passcode: 663369 Phone: 669 900 9128 Our Affiliated Minister, … Continue reading The Curse of Perfection
Online Worship Sunday Service by Zoom Continues This Week. 10:30 am:Zoom connection | Dial in: 669-900-6833 | Meeting ID: 444 532 079 Saturday and Sunday Circle 9:00 am: Zoom Connection | Passcode: 756339| Dial in 669 900 9128 US | Meeting ID: 859 0275 5119 We are in the midst of a physical drought, but what about your spirit? … Continue reading How Full Is Your Glass?
Online Worship Sunday Service by Zoom Continues This Week! 10:30 am: Zoom connection | Dial in: 669-900-6833 | Meeting ID: 444 532 079 Saturday and Sunday Circle 9:00 am: Zoom Connection | Passcode: 880462 | Dial in 669-900-9128 | Meeting ID: 738 308 019 Online Giving Sometimes it is hard to know where you are, much less where you are … Continue reading Navigating an Unmarked Trail ?
Perfection is something many of us have been taught to strive for. The old adage, “If it is worth doing, it is worth doing right” is a familiar one. But is this quest for the perfect helpful or harmful? What is the cost to our spiritual and social lives? Is “good enough” sometimes what we should strive … Continue reading There’s a Crack in Everything ?
June was Pride month, but time seems to be flowing very differently these days, so this year we are celebrating it a week later. Especially in these challenging times, it is important to lift up the fact that we are all worthy of love and that love is what makes everything worthwhile. —————————————
Unitarian Universalism is different than many other religious traditions in part because individual Unitarian Universalists are encouraged to explore weighty theological questions for ourselves and to draw our own conclusions about what we believe about God, the nature and meaning of existence, and what happens to us after we die. This search isn’t a completely … Continue reading Searching for the Source ?
We all have a religious past, even those of us who did not grow up in any faith tradition. Our spiritual journeys can have many twists and turns. As travelers on that path, we can carry with us bags full of our pasts, rarely opened or examined. What happens if we unpack those bags in … Continue reading A Curious Faith
Rev Theresa Novak is an Affiliated Minister of UUCM. Unitarian Universalist Congregations have covenanted (promised) to affirm and promote our seven principles. How do we do that, as a congregation and as individuals? What are the challenges? Even when we try very hard, sometimes we break those promises. Can this faith hold us even when … Continue reading A Principled Path ?
Although Jewish and Christian Scriptures are Unitarian Universalism’s 4th Source, many of us think of the Bible as merely something for religious fundamentalists. What is the Bible anyway? We will look at some of what Biblical scholarship can teach us about relating to the Bible as religious liberals. This understanding may help us to have … Continue reading Opening up the “Good Book” ?
