In honor of Mother’s Day, our regular guest minister Lynn Ungar takes a look at the conundrums of motherhood and the beauties and perils and impossibility of finding a way into parenthood that is “just right.” UUP’s choir, Larking About, will sing. Worship Associate: Amelia Richardson Accompanist: Will Johnson Director of Religious Education: Suzanne Kimmel
This year Easter and April Fool’s Day happen to coincide. Regular guest minister Rev. Dr. Lynn Ungar will invite us to reflect on the ways in which the spirit of foolishness might be just what we need to grapple with the idea of resurrection that is at the heart of the Easter story. Worship Associate: … Continue reading A Foolish Faith
What would it take to convince us to literally open our arms to strangers, meeting eye to eye? How about dancing together? This service will explore what contra dance, a form of community folk dancing, has to teach us about daring to connect as individuals and as a community. Then we’ll practice what we preach … Continue reading The Courage to Connect: Lessons Learned from Dancing
What is the purpose of poetry? What is the purpose of religion? How do the two purposes overlap? Our speaker, Rev. Dr. Lynn Ungar, will be joining us monthly for the next six months. She is both a UU minister and a published poet, and this month she will share some of both her theology … Continue reading The Purpose of Poetry
