Loving and Caring for the Earth as a Spiritual Practice
Earth Day, it could be argued, is our most sacred holiday. We UUs work hard to live in reverence with the earth whenever possible. What would it look like to move from the Earth as an abstract idea to a tactile experience of earth, quite literally dirt? In this service we will experience a new UU ritual, Dirt Communion. Please bring a little bit of the soil where you find your peace, find your power, find your joy.
Spring is a time for letting go of the old and making way for something new. Join us as we explore how letting go of old stories can help us find new sources of hope and possibility in our lives. Led by the Rev. Cassandra Hartley, community minister.
Join us as we celebrate the Flower Communion ceremony and recognize our leaders! The UUCF choir will also be singing this Sunday. Bring flowers to share in the flower communion together!
UU is a liberal faith that seeks to offer a radical welcome to all who enter. What a poetic idea, but what does that mean? Radical welcome is more than opening the doors, it’s a way of relating that affirms what it means to be UU. Let’s explore and imagine how radical welcome can be a part of the 2024 congregational journey.
