They say grandmothers are a vulnerable group, but what happens when they gather, one by one, to stand witness together. Join us as we turn this service into a Readers’ Theater directed by Catz Foresman with an all-star UUCM cast. Worship Associates Cheryl Morris & Gail Johnson Vaughan.
What Hurts? Unitarian Universalist Community of the MountainsMarch 19, 2023Rev. Jan Onnie Join us as Rev. Jan points the way to turn our interpersonal vulnerabilities into strengths. Much of what shapes our responses to matters large and small are unresolved hurt feelings. Sharing them makes us vulnerable. A community of non-judgmental listeners can help us learn […]
Ready to explore the pros and the cons of opening ourselves to others? Do you wonder how we face an unknown future with both hope and anxiety? And what can we control and what requires stepping out with openness and faith? Join us as our own Rev. Karyn Packard returns and invites us to dare to be human creatures, vulnerable to the beauty of existence. Her goal? enhanced relationships both individually and in community.
What’s Love Got to Do with It?Unitarian Universalist Community of the MountainsFebruary 26, 2023Rev. Jan Onnie The value of love is woven locally, regionally, nationally, and globally. As we invite people to center love for UUCM as they consider their annual pledge we also will explore how the Unitarian Universalist Association is centering love in […]
Have you ever had your heart break open in response to something you read or saw? A tender heart would seem a fragile thing, but what if it’s really a superpower? Join us as we consider how the tenderness of our hearts can make the world a better place. […]
Aside from the Beatle’s assertion that Love is All You Need, there are times in everyone’s life when love is not enough to carry us through life’s challenges. Join the Reverend Janet Onnie as we explore love in relationships. […]
The Languages of Love: How can we expect others to love us in the way we want to be loved when we haven’t quite figured out what that is? Fish, meet water. Water, fish. […]
Conventional wisdom says one finds one’s center in stillness. We will explore how finding our center requires movement and motion, and a willingness to lean into this paradox. […]
Being a human is hard work. Naturally social creatures, most of us struggle at times with feeling as if we don’t belong, as if we are different, as if we are apart from some greater whole. What if finding our center is the key to connecting with others?
In a ritual-graced service, we’ll mark the entrance to the next four and a half Sabbatical Renewal months with mutual blessings and well-wishing, thoughtful invitations, and a welcome to UUCM’s Sabbatical Minister. […]
