Onsite & Zoom. Yom Kippur observance and Unitarian Universalist social justice work both make demands on the heart that are at times difficult. That’s why heartfelt spiritual practice is best done in community. Join us in reflecting on the lessons of Jewish high holy days. We’ll share our offering plate with United Way of Addison … Continue reading Yom Kippur and UU: Matters of the Heart
With Rev. Tricia and Pam Berenbaum. March’s Share the Plate donee is Atria. See recorded video of this service at
How do we trust our intuition? Where does wisdom come from and how do we access it? How do we listen for and follow our inner wisdom amid the chaos of the world? Through poetry and story, we will explore how we trust our own knowing. A bird sitting on a tree is never afraid … Continue reading Inner Wisdom
How much does repairing the world (our human work) have to do with repairing ourselves, and one another? Rev. Tricia leads our service assisted by Pam Berenbaum concluding our month’s theme of repair. We share our plate with CVUUS Discretionary Fund. Followed by social hour and help with completing our Stewardship Campaign Survey (due by … Continue reading Repair of the World
ON SITE ONLY (no zoom) Part of our Spirituality & the Arts summer worship with guest speakers leading us into deeper reflection. Join builder Scott Barkdoll with Ellen Flight and Pam Berenbaum. We’ll honor Labor Day and share our offering with Oxfam for Gaza Relief. Stay for social hour in Fellowship Hall. Kids Are Always … Continue reading Canoe Art & Spirit – Sept. 1, 2024
ON SITE & ZOOM. Through our daily lives, we take part in the act of creation. The Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah, called “the birthday of the world,” reminds us of our ability and responsibility to co-create the world, and challenges our complacency with the way things are. It reminds us to experience wonder, which … Continue reading Re-creating Our Lives through “Radical Amazement” – Oct. 2, 2022
With Pam Berenbaum, Middlebury College Global Health Director. Ronnie Romano played Ma Tovu, Eliahu Hanavi, Go Down Moses and Dayenu. We collected for Abenaki Helping Abenaki.
