“Indigenous Peoples’ Sunday: All My Relations” (in-person and online)
Sunday
October 11
Sunday
October 11
We hope you will join us in-person or online for “Indigenous Peoples’ Sunday: All My Relations” with a homily by Rev. Lara Hoke, a Time for All Ages, and lovely music from Carolyn McCreary and The Artemis Singers.
This service will be multi-platform (streaming live online, and also in-person in the sanctuary). To participate online, members and friends can click HERE shortly before 10 a.m. and enter the website password to receive a link to participate in the worship service (once there, the passcode is 1714). All are welcome to join the worship service live on our YouTube channel HERE (but the YouTube link will not allow you to interact as the Zoom link will).
Save the DateFriday
October 16
Rev. Lara Hoke leads “Loving-Kindness Sangha Meditation Practice” online. Participants are welcome to stay and meditate the entire time, or leave as they wish (or need) to do. The link for online participants will be: https://tinyurl.com/LovingKindnessSangha
pass code 1714
All are welcome! No need to RSVP.
Curious about the name? “Loving-kindness” is a feeling and expression of compassion, mercy, tenderness, and an unconditional love toward all beings; it is a term used in some religious traditions, notably Buddhism. (Our own blue/teal hymnal includes #1031, “Filled with Loving Kindness”, with lyrics based on a traditional Buddhist meditation.) “Sangha” is actually a Sanskrit word meaning assembly, congregation, or community, and it is used in several religious traditions, most notably Buddhism (but also Jainism, Sikhism, and more). So the name means something like “an assembly of people aspiring to compassion and unconditional love toward all beings” sharing meditation practice.
Save the DateSaturday
October 17
Sunday
October 18
This Sunday’s service will be “Into the Woods” led by FCU member (and retired UU minister) Rev. Jackie Clement. We will explore themes of spiritual doubt and uncertainty and consider just what it means for a Unitarian Universalist to have a crisis of faith.
This service will be multi-platform (streaming live online, and also in-person in the sanctuary). To participate online, members and friends can click HERE shortly before 10 a.m. and enter the website password to receive a link to participate in the worship service (once there, the passcode is 1714). All are welcome to join the worship service live on our YouTube channel HERE (but the YouTube link will not allow you to interact as the Zoom link will).
Save the DateSaturday
October 31