On this Sunday before Pesakh/Passover, Tony's sermon will explore the history of a particular Hebrew word that Jews never say out loud--a name that legend says Moses received before the burning bush. What might this original "4-letter word" have to teach us about the other sacred and not-so-sacred words we say without thinking?

Sunday service timeline:

9:50 – Join for informal conversation (optional)
10:00 – Service begins
11:00 – Coffee hour

 

On this Easter Sunday, Tony's sermon will explore the gap between what Jesus said--and what his "followers" have ended up believing about him.  It's quite an interesting gap--more like a chasm, actually--which makes us wonder what needs resurrecting: Jesus's body or Jesus's teachings? The choir will perform.

Sunday service timeline:

9:50 – Join for informal conversation (optional)
10:00 – Service begins
11:00 – Coffee hour

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what is of worth.

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UU CHALICE

When Unitarian Universalists light the chalice in worship, we illuminate a world that we feel called upon to serve with love and a sense of justice. To us, the flaming chalice represents the light of reason, the warmth of community, and the flame of hope.
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