Celebrate 100 years of the Flower Ceremony! The first flower ceremony was held in Prague, in 1923, led by Rev. Norbert Capek. For decades this beloved tradition and its powerful history have provided meaning to hundreds of UU congregations. Come participate in this ritual that celebrates community and the beauty we create together. *** Everyone is encouraged to bring cut flowers to place on a table in the front of the Meeting House.
This Sunday after election day Service, we will use the framework from Prentis Hemphill’s book, “What it Takes to Heal: How Transforming Ourselves Can Change the World” to contemplate how even in uncertain times we can make space for healing and growth.
All sentient beings have the ability to bless us humans if we are open to experiencing their presence. In this service, we will honor and bless our animal companions and thank them for their love. Animals on leashes or in containers are welcome to attend this service with their humans!
