Our very own AUUC folk historian and musician brings us the history of Labor Day in song and story. Join us for this special tribute to the men and women of the American Labor Movement, who have helped secure our democracy by sacrifice and commitment to the common good.… more
Ever wonder how we, Unitarian Universalists, figured out how to manage our congregations and association? The way we do things is “counter cultural”… and yes, we’re going to talk about money from the pulpit. Money and the “crooked tree” it supports.… more
In this church we usually talk about the inherent worth and dignity of every person. But that in no way means that everyone is perfect. Many of us might feel the pressure to be perfect in some situations, some people might feel like that have to be perfect all the time. It is impossible. Humans are flawed, broken. Today lets explore the ways we are broken and allow ourselves to be, just be.… more
Correction, let’s talk about TED talks. This week’s message is formed from the seeds of four TED talks whose messages have been referred to as poignant. The subjects are what does it mean to be human, the importance of connection, the danger of silence, and how can we reach out to “the other.”… more
Over the course of our lives our fears change. Today’s service will be about fear in general and specifically what are the fears we face as we age. None of us are getting any younger so what exactly are the things we are afraid of and are there justifications for those fears.… more
Kris Beard will be leading a vacation Sunday school themed circle worship with an ice cream sundae social to follow. Please plan to be a bit messy and dress accordingly!… more
Jesus said, once in the gospels, “I am the light of the world”. But several times he also said “YOU are the light of the world”. And now quantum physicists say he was literally right. What exactly did he mean by that? What does it mean, in the light of modern science, to be the light of the world and maybe even multiverses?… more
Our favorite hymns, a smattering of mUUsical history, and a rousing UU Gospel Chorus by Joe Patchen from the UU Church of Augusta — join us for JOY!… more
How may we Unitarian Universalists speak respectfully with our Evangelical Christian neighbors about Jesus? Professor Bart D. Ehrman, author of six NY TIMES best-sellers about early Christian history, inspires dialogue and understanding across divisions of belief.… more
Let’s take a look at what some of the world’s philosophers say about our search for meaning. Are we searching for meaning? We seem to try to affix meaning to the events of our lives, where does the need come from and what can we learn from the need to search.… more
