Last year, UCM Ministerial Intern, Verdis LeVar Robinson, introduced Kwanzaa, an African American celebration of life, and gifted a kinara (African candle holder) to the congregation. Join us as we dive a little deeper into the history and meanings of this contemporary African American tradition.
As the Winter Solstice approaches, let us open to the blessing of darkness. What joy can be found in the dim hours of our darkest nights? You are invited to have some items near you for the service that engage the senses (especially smell and touch) and bring you comfort. View or download the order of … Continue reading December 19, Joy in the Darkness
All of us have gifts to share with one another and the world. Our unconditional giving can be a blessing. How might we discover (and re-discover) the gift of who we are and find joy in our generous and humble offering? View or download the order of service (published by 5pm Friday).
Joy is a complex emotion that encompasses a range of experiences and emotions. Joy brings forward the fullness of life even as it shifts shapes and exposes an ever-changing palette of colors and textures. In this service, we explore the full and complex nature of joy. Note: If you have a kaleidoscope, you are invited … Continue reading December 5, A Kaleidoscope of Joy
