Next to Judas, the poor innkeeper at Bethlehem has been one of the most vilified people in the Christian narrative over two millennia. But no innkeeper actually appears in the Bible; the innkeeper’s existence is only inferred. It’s not even clear that there was an inn, even though older translations of Luke say, “there was … Continue reading A Good Word for Innkeepers
It goes without saying that we are each the sum of our experiences. We carry stories, scars, wounds, lessons – and sometimes, tattoos – from the life we’ve had. But what happens when, who we were is no longer congruent with who we are? How do we negotiate that change? In this sermon, Andre will … Continue reading A Cross-Shaped Tattoo
Folks of all ages are invited to join us for our Christmas Eve service. It’s based on traditional Lessons & Carols but, as always, will have Unitarian Universalist twists! We’ll close with our long-standing tradition of singing Silent Night together by candlelight with our virtual choir. Please bring your own candle — combustible or electric … Continue reading Christmas Eve -Thursday, Dec. 24 at 6:30 pm
One of the quips often made about Unitarian Universalists around Easter is that our Unitarian history means we’re the folks who believe that Jesus didn’t get back up again. How can we use the story of Easter in these times of illness and despair to remind of the hope and joy we can kindle in … Continue reading Hope in a Time of Despair
