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How do we wrest meaning from the hard moments of saying goodbye? In this service, Hannah will consider the ways we each avoid but must confront what it means when one chapter ends and another begins. As her final sermon from the pulpit of UUCWC, Hannah will reflect on the moments of learning and growth … Continue reading Saying Goodbye Gracefully
A week before Earth Day, Hannah Gallo and our Earth Ministry team leads worship. April Theme: Wholeness We Unitarian Universalists understand the urge to restore what once was. But our faith teaches us that this is just not how the world works. Transition and change rule the flow of life. And so the wholeness offered … Continue reading Earth Ministry
How has love taken form for Unitarian Universalists and how does it today? Rev. Kim, Robin Pugh and Hannah Gallo offer a service on Love that is Inescapable, Convicted, and Sustaining. February Theme: Trust In religious circles, “trust talk” most often revolves around having faith that life will look after us. We UUs translate similar … Continue reading Love That is Inescapable
Hannah Gallo, UUCWC’s Ministerial Resident, meets with the Ministerial Fellowship Committee to determine her readiness for ministry at the end of March. In preparation, come ask her questions – theological, congregational, historical – and hear her answers as the sermon portion of our time together. We begin our monthly theme of Trust with this Question … Continue reading Q & A for the Ministerial Fellowship Committee
The Sunday of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birth is heavy with expectations–what do we do with the expectations we place on ourselves and others to live into the legacy of MLK? What is the message we would receive today from the civil rights movement–has it changed at all? What is asked of us … Continue reading Our Appetite for Violence
Come join us for a participatory nativity pageant during our family Christmas service. Only a few roles are cast in advance of the service, the rest of the at least 27 participants (including shepherds, stars, kings, and animals) take part as the story is told. Everyone is invited to sing carols and imagine that they … Continue reading Born In Bethlehem: A Christmas Pageant
Join once again in our annual Hanging of the Greens multigenerational celebration! In honor of the pagan appreciation and rituals of the evergreen, together we will sing, decorate, and come together to deck our sanctuary halls.
Is memory something we hold in our minds, our hearts, or our bodies? Perhaps all three? Hannah Gallo will be preaching this Sunday on this month’s theme of memory and the ways in which memory is both fickle and faithful to our sense of self. Music by Cecilia Borden and ensemble (Cecilia, Christa Olson, Jayme … Continue reading Memory as Humanity
What are the new ways of examining the myth of John Murray’s arrival in America? Our ministerial intern Hannah reflects on the ways Murray’s story invites us to examine our own lives in unexpected ways. Listen Here:
