Find out about our energy audit, green sanctuary plans for the new church year, and what you can do to help UUFHC lower its carbon footprint.
Do you have a favorite sibling story that travels around your family? You are invited to tell funny, sad or happy recollections of times with siblings or those who were like a brother or a sister. Contact Hazel Hopkins to participate, or for more information.
As Unitarian Universalists, we can get bogged down by diversity and the crazies of too much choice. How do we know when we have found a way that supports our growth in spirit? A day to ponder spiritual guideposts.
Today we ponder the "call" — a sense of something in our lives that leads us to our self definitions. Some feel a distinct pulling toward a certain direction and others find themselves muddling through. What are some of the indications that we are on the right track for our lives?
Labor Day weekend is the "last hurrah" in the American summer season. On this Sunday before Labor Day, we pause to reflect on the meaning of work in our lives and to consider some of our common societal attitudes to work and how they developed. Concepts from Unitarian Universalist theologian William R. Murry's recent book, Reason and Reverence, will be used to describe a 21st century perspective on labor and its rightful place in a just society.