Join us for a special Intergenerational service celebrating Dia de Los Muertos this Sunday, November 3rd at UU Marin. This vibrant and reflective event honors the Mexican tradition of remembering and celebrating the lives of those who have passed on. Our service will feature a communal Ofrenda where you’re invited to bring photos or mementos … Continue reading Dia de Los Muertos
October’s worship theme is Fear. An innate primal human emotion that often helps to keep us safe, fear can also be an inhibitor to our deep need for connectivity, love, and transcendence. On this, the Sunday in the homestretch of a tumultuous and consequential Election Year, let us take stock of what our citizenship means to us, … Continue reading Fear Itself (UU The Vote Sunday Reprise)
October’s worship theme is Fear. An innate primal human emotion that often helps to keep us safe, fear can also be an inhibitor to our deep need for connectivity, love, and transcendence. Pluralism is one of Unitarian Universalism’s most sacred and vital values. It is at the very core of our existence through the centuries and … Continue reading God Fearing
October’s worship theme is Fear. An innate primal human emotion that often helps to keep us safe, fear can also be an inhibitor to our deep need for connectivity, love, and transcendence. On this Sunday, nestled between Yom Kippur & Indigenous People’s Day, let us parse out the complex inner journey toward forgiveness. Forgiveness of ourselves … Continue reading Fear of Forgiveness
October’s worship theme is Fear. An innate primal human emotion that often helps to keep us safe, fear can also be an inhibitor to our deep need for connectivity, love, and transcendence. This Sunday, we’ll explore the historical roots of patriarchal oppression, how it manifests in our contemporary society as dangerous misogyny, and how our Unitarian Universalist traditions and values … Continue reading Fear of the Feminine
Join us for a very special Sunday morning in the hill! We’ll celebrate the official kick off of our church year with a special Homecoming service, featuring a performance by our new higher range vocal ensemble, the return of our Time For All Ages & Children’s Benediction, and our sacred Water Communion! So don’t forget … Continue reading Homecoming Sunday
Rev. Dr. John Young, a retired UU minister and member of UU Marin, has served churches in Chicago, New York City, Bloomington, IN, Paramus, NJ, Sacramento, and Jacksonville, FL. He has been a Harvard Fellow, and an adjunct professor at the University of North Florida, where he taught courses in nonviolence, the truth and reconciliation process (with … Continue reading Enough! When is where you are in your life home enough?
September’s worship theme is HOMECOMING! As we begin returning to the rhythms of congregation life, lets take this Sunday to honor and show appreciation for those who have decided to begin their journey in covenant with UU Marin. We invite all new members who have joined in the last 12 months to attend this special … Continue reading New Member Recognition Sunday
September’s worship theme is HOMECOMING! These days, the average American may move almost a dozen times within their lifetime! With such nomadic tendencies, how do we develop the deep emotional connections that make us feel “at home”? Let’s spend this Sunday examining how our spiritual practice and a deep, inner resilience can help us make … Continue reading Where The Heart Is
September’s worship theme is HOMECOMING! This time of year many different folks, for many different reasons, go “church shopping”. Trying to find the right fit, spiritually and socially, for them and their family to engage in religious community. In an era when joining a congregation is not exactly “en vogue”, what calls us into spiritual … Continue reading The Long Way Home
