A Community in Transition
Through story, we will visit a community in transition and learn how they remember to keep community as their touchstone.
Services
The Gift of Emotion
The Pixar movie Inside Out brought our everyday emotions to life through a host of fun and spirited characters. During this service we will explore the navigation of emotions through life’s transitions and discover the gifts they offer along our journey.
Loving the Mud of Life
What happens when we are faced with a life transition? We will explore through story what happens when we want to resist and the outcomes that occur.
Wisdom through Drumming
This morning, we will be joined by Omaha Native Ralph Akers as he explores the wisdom he has learned in the journey of drumming and drum making.
This I Believe
This I Believe services at CUUF have been a recurrent favorite for many years! Join us for the first This I Believe installment of the worship year where members of the congregation will share their personal beliefs, truths, life experiences and home in the light of faith.
Radically Open & Accepting
As we explore the theme of hospitality this month, it is important to understand what it means to be radically open and accepting. Where do we draw the line in what we accept? Our journey of exploration will take us through fun and humorous places.
Renewing Our Connection: Annual Water Communion Service
Join us this Sunday for our Annual Water Communion Service. We will gather to renew our connections to each other as we start a new church program year. All are invited to bring water to signify your connection to the congregation and add to our collective water bowl.
Standing Up to Injustice
A recent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia led to conflict and the death of 32-year-old Heather Heyer. Heather’s last words on Facebook were “If you’re not outraged, you’re not paying attention.” Genjo will speak on how spiritual practice can help us remain outraged at injustice and prejudice without becoming overwhelmed and ineffective.
Question Box Sermon
This Sunday, people will be invited to submit questions to the minister to answer during the service. The questions can range from topics about Unitarian Universalism, Theology, Beliefs, Practices, or whatever you have that you are burning to ask the minister.
Democracy: A Hammer, A Bell, and a Song
Democracy can be “messy.” Our current political climate is nothing new. Unitarian Universalist principles guide our effective participation in governance.