UUMAN's Board of Trustees uses Covid Act Now to monitor current Covid risk levels. We are thrilled to see that the counties in which the majority of us live are in the Low Risk category. Masks are optional for indoor activities, and indoor congregational singing can occur at this time. We are happy to say that UUMAN's community is highly vaccinated and boosted—thank you for doing your part to keep our risk as low as possible!
We will talk about connection between people and nature, especially trees!
Service audio (link to UUMAN Podcast mp3, or use media player below)
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Jennifer Ratcliffe, Carla Kapeskas, and Randy Blasch will deliver their report from General Assembly.
We will also be introduced to our new Director of Religious Exploration, Lexie Tagney, making this a very special Sunday.
Does UUMAN matter? Does UUMAN create ripples in the pond of your life? Ripples in the pond of our community? In the world? Is this anything one can measure?
Service audio (link to podcast mp3, or use media player below)
https://www.uuman.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/2022-02-06UUMANMattersDDunnRBlasch.mp3
The amazing video we saw on Earth Day from Joanna Macy and ideas she presented were taken from a book she co-authored with Chris Johnstone called “Active Hope”.
It lays out a plan we can all use to turn our hopes into action and this service will present what we hope is the perfect example of what “Active Hope” can look like in the world.
Worship Associate: Jim Nickens
Sacrifice, Fasting, and Ashes oh my….
For many of us, this season that starts this Wednesday was about giving up and not giving in for 40 days, but is there something in Lent for Unitarian Universalists?
Would YOU like to Hold the Baby?
Follow the Star to a special place where There is Room in Stable for Everyone. Would We Have Eyes to See the miracle that is the Christmas Story? Join us for our annual Christmas Eve pageant for our retelling of the story of Christmas this year re-imaged through the eyes of our UUMAN youth.
Our congregation is a member of the Unitarian Universalist Association of congregations, which had its annual General Assembly in late June, grounded in the intention of engaging in deeper discernment about the future of our faith. We sent two delegates to General Assembly, and during … read more.
Guest Speaker: Randy Blasch
Report from General Assembly. Join us as our Delegate to the annual General Assembly of Unitarian Universalists in North America shares his experience and what he learned about the denomination’s future direction.
Please join us as we consider the future of our faith in light of concerns about how well its management reflects its membership, the recent gathering of representatives from its congregations, the election of a new spiritual leader, and a renewed commitment to becoming a … read more.
History is the great truth teller, yet we’ve allowed history of our democracy and the role liberal religion has played in it be wrested away by those who want to claim it for themselves. How did we take our eyes off the prize? What were … read more.
