“I love jigsaw puzzles. I love that moment of satisfaction when you finally find the fourth corner piece, and the smooth feel of the completed puzzle under your hand. But what I love most is seeing the picture emerge. How many times have I stared at the original mess of pieces — jumbled, upside down, … Continue reading Putting the Pieces Together
The future is uncertain; this can be scary and frustrating; it also holds so much space for possibilities. What possibilities can we see ahead? How do we move from anxiety into wonder? Join us after remote worship for an outdoor a capella hymn-sing from 12:30-1 in the Hollbrook-side yard, near but not under the tent!
We explore themes of homecoming and change. The service will be held in the Sanctuary and streamed on our website. You’re invited to bring a small vessel of water to your screen.
EB draws on her background in organized labor to highlight the value of solidarity. This service will be held outside, in the church graveyard, weather permitting. All attendees must wear a mask. Please bring a camp chair/beach chair if you can! This worship is not offered via Zoom. If you would like to attend a Zoom … Continue reading Solidarity Forever (in-person)
Molly McGowan leads a summer service, offering a time for music, contemplation, inspiration, and connection.
Leslie McClain leads a summer service, offering a time for music, contemplation, inspiration, and connection.
Rev. Elizabeth leads a summer service, offering a time for music, contemplation, inspiration, and connection.
Rev. Elizabeth leads a summer service, offering a time for music, contemplation, inspiration, and connection.
Sometimes, in a community, it can be easy to assume we know everything about one another. This year we’re getting curious: who are we? What experiences have we had? What do we each believe….REALLY? Bring your questions and we’ll reflect on the power of curiosity. The FCJP Zoom room is at https://uuma.zoom.us/j/190035147, which can also be reached by … Continue reading Getting Curious
Facing multiple cascading crises, what would you do if you were God? (And who says you’re not!?) Continuing a five-year conversation on social justice issues, SJAC chair and aspiring wise elder Jom Michel shares some reflections on the terrifying and incredible times in which we find ourselves, along with a framework for action. Please bring … Continue reading Hearing the Call: Block, Build, Be
