How often do we identify ourselves by what we do – how we earn our living; how we spend our time out in the world. But does this explain who we are? In this service, Susan Kaphammer will consider the relationships between what we do and our understandings of ourselves as spiritual as well as … Continue reading I Am What I Do
A traditional ritual to bring us into autumn and a new church year. Bring some water representing where your spiritual well is filled.
Bring the family and join us for a short ingathering service followed by food and fellowship for everyone.
Join us for UUCY’s annual Poetry Service, featuring original works read by members of a local poetry group. Readings led by UUCY member and poet Cindy Lamb.
The deaths of significant individuals who had roles in raising, guiding and supporting me leaves me at odds with my own sense that I am still “growing up.” In this service I will explore personal challenges and spiritual opportunities of becoming the older generation. Presented by UUCY Member Susan Kaphammer
UUCY member Lucy Stevens reflecting on her experiences in Africa.
Join us for a short service followed by food and fellowship for everyone. Led by Michelle McKean, speaking on “Hózhó: Finding Beauty in Everyday Living.”
A presentation on the ‘Five Wishes’ living will worksheet, which addresses personal, emotional and spiritual issues as well as medical wishes in the event of a serious health issue. After a brief presentation, there will be time for questions and answers and a workshop activity. Presented by Julie Cicero, Memorial Hospital Palliative Care Manager
UUCY member Dr. Andrew Whitmont presenting
Many people say that the Book of Job answers the question “If there is a God, why does he allow the innocent to suffer?” I finally got around to reading it this year, and I can tell you that it definitely does not answer that question — but it is a great story, starring Job, his … Continue reading Fear and Loathing in Old Mesopotamia: The Book of Job