Mystery
Rev. Debra Guthrie is building a mystery!… more
Services
Right Relations
Rev. Debra and Julie team up on this first part of a two part series dealing with how we deal with each other and the wonders of living in community. Let’s unleash the transformational power of liberal religion.
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Drop by Drop, Growing for Service
Stewardship Kick-off. Rev. Debra will present a rousing inspiring worship experience that will touch you deeply and leave you with a warm glow in your heart like E.T. I hope.
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Rat Park
We all know that connection is an important aspect of being UU. I will be sharing some scientific findings of the importance of connection and share some of my personal connection journey.
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Judaism and Jerusalem
By Rabbi Robert Klensin,
Rabbi Emeritus, Congregation Children of Israel, Augusta, GA
“Pray for the peace of Jerusalem; may those who love you be at peace.”
Psalms 122:6
I will explore the history of the Jewish connection with Israel and Jerusalem, how we got to the present situation, and my hopes for a peaceful future.
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Black Religious History in Aiken County
Brenda Baratto, Executive Director, Aiken County Museum and Wayne O’Bryant, Second Providence Baptist Church, North Augusta present Black Religious History in Aiken County.
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The Road to Ministry and Ordination
Debra will explore and present the journey to professional ministry and the on-going demands of ministry, including her personal story and the spiritual implications of this wondrous profession.
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Dr. Martin Luther King, JR
Debra Guthrie and the AUUC youth present an
intergenerational celebration of the life of a
great American hero.
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Innovative leadership
While we have been distracted by a hostile political climate and the dramatics of the media; the business world and some not-for-profits are quietly revolutionizing what it means to be an effective and innovative leader.… more
Compassion in Covenant: Healing Hearts
Medical studies show practicing compassion improves immunity and blood flow in our physical hearts, while resentment and depression reverse these positive affects, crimping blood flow and making us more vulnerable to infection. We invite you to consider a compassion practice as one of your resolutions for 2018. (Suggestions provided!)
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