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January Worship Theme:
Living with Intention
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January 16:
Sermon by Rev. Doug Wadkins
Often we turn to great exemplars to help us think about how we might live more meaningful lives. This exercise can be both beneficial and potentially harmful. On this weekend when we remember the influential life of Martin Luther King Jr., we will engage in ways that his life may best offer wisdom for our living with intention.
Sermon by Rev. Doug Wadkins
Often we turn to great exemplars to help us think about how we might live more meaningful lives. This exercise can be both beneficial and potentially harmful. On this weekend when we remember the influential life of Martin Luther King Jr., we will engage in ways that his life may best offer wisdom for our living with intention.
January 9:
Sermon by Rev. Beth Miller
Keeping with our January theme of “living with intention,” let’s consider the theory of reincarnation. With it’s roots in ancient Eastern religions and philosophies, the idea of many lifetimes has also influenced many great Western minds. In virtually all belief systems that include reincarnation, the soul’s intention is spiritual growth and development to a higher state of being, free of all struggles, that takes it beyond the cycle of reincarnation. Interestingly enough, belief in reincarnation and in the spirit realm have a long history in both Unitarianism and Universalism prior to merger in 1961, and emerged again in the 1980s within Unitarian Universalism.
Sermon by Rev. Beth Miller
Keeping with our January theme of “living with intention,” let’s consider the theory of reincarnation. With it’s roots in ancient Eastern religions and philosophies, the idea of many lifetimes has also influenced many great Western minds. In virtually all belief systems that include reincarnation, the soul’s intention is spiritual growth and development to a higher state of being, free of all struggles, that takes it beyond the cycle of reincarnation. Interestingly enough, belief in reincarnation and in the spirit realm have a long history in both Unitarianism and Universalism prior to merger in 1961, and emerged again in the 1980s within Unitarian Universalism.
January 2:
Led by Rev. Doug Wadkins
Join us for a service that combines times of quiet, times of music and honoring the changes of the last year. The people old and new and the life circumstances that have entered or exited during the last year shape the truth of our living. Let us start the new year with some time to contemplate those truths in community.
Led by Rev. Doug Wadkins
Join us for a service that combines times of quiet, times of music and honoring the changes of the last year. The people old and new and the life circumstances that have entered or exited during the last year shape the truth of our living. Let us start the new year with some time to contemplate those truths in community.