Resistance to Death – Thoughts on Rising
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Resistance to Fear: What do you say after you say hello?
Join us for Rev. Kenn’s first service on, What do you say after you say hello? CLICK HERE to view the Order of Service. Split Plate Offering Family Pantry of Cape Cod Menstrual Products Program If you are not able to join us in person, we will be streaming the service liveon our YouTube channel found here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx25Z7yBfsFqneQjThk5-pAIf you have … Continue reading Resistance to Fear: What do you say after you say hello?
Meeting Our Impeccable Opponents: Conflict Reconciliation
Join Worship Leaders Chuck Madansky and Wilderness Sarchild as they explore the surprising gifts of conflict—personal, interpersonal, and organizational. Split Plate OfferingWorld Central Kitchen If you are not able to join us in person, we will be streaming the service live on our YouTube channel found here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx25Z7yBfsFqneQjThk5-pA If you have problems streaming, please let … Continue reading Meeting Our Impeccable Opponents: Conflict Reconciliation
Bunker, Oasis, or Beacon?
When I was younger, my family often visited Cape Cod for summer vacations. Our family’s cottage was near a lighthouse, and I became captivated by the lighthouse keepers’ duty, purpose, and obligations that tended to them until their automation. Growing up, I wanted to be a lighthouse keeper but was disappointed when I learned that there … Continue reading Bunker, Oasis, or Beacon?
Let’s Get Vulnerable Together!
If the idea of being vulnerable feels uncomfortable, this is the service for you. Join Twinks as she explores what it means to practice the spiritual art of vulnerability. How do we learn, grow, and thrive in our personal and community vulnerability? To be vulnerable is to take risks; calculated risk-taking will always offer valuable … Continue reading Let’s Get Vulnerable Together!
The Practice of Solidarity; An Invitation to Be Fully Human
UU Mass Action is a Massachusetts-based non-profit to engage UUs in action for state level justice. Claire Karl will speak to their mission of solidarity and what it means to show up as an ally, specifically in their campaigns for Indigenous Justice, Immigrant Justice, Climate and Environmental Justice, and Ending Solitary Confinement. Split Plate OfferingUU … Continue reading The Practice of Solidarity; An Invitation to Be Fully Human
Love… Meaningful and Messy
Join us for a service where we explore love as a building block of community. What does love look like here at First Parish Brewster UU? Split Plate Offering Black Lives of Unitarian Universalists (BLUU) The service will also be live-streamed on our YouTube channel. Click HERE to view. During the service, the congregation will remain … Continue reading Love… Meaningful and Messy
The Paths That Brought Us Here
Diana and Shay followed very different paths to Unitarian Universalist ministry, beginning with the fact that Shay was raised Catholic and Diana was raised Unitarian Universalist. They’ll share their journey and explore what this means about the stories each of us brings to our Unitarian Universalist identity. Revs. Shay MacKay and Diana McLean are a clergy couple, both ordained … Continue reading The Paths That Brought Us Here
Awesomely, Wondrously Made
What if we started from the idea that we are each “awesomely and wondrously made”? (Psalm 139) Rev. Joanna Lubkin will invite us to reflect on awe, wonder, inherent worth, and the gifts we’re here to give the world. Rev. Joanna Lubkin joins us on her Sunday off from Theodore Parker Church, where she serves … Continue reading Awesomely, Wondrously Made
The Transformative Power of Love
Please join us this Sunday for worship. All Are Welcome Split Plate Offering Independence House The service will also be live-streamed on our YouTube channel. Click HERE to view. During the service, the congregation will remain masked. Speakers from the pulpit have the option to take off their masks.