Unitarian Universalists Are Good for Nothing!

Orthodox faith insists the fear of eternal damnation and the promise of heaven are the only motivations to turn inveterate sinners in to good people. Not UUs. This is the first in a six service series on “A UU View of…” Today we’ll review why and how our faith calls us to be good. Our annual Ingathering Service. Invite a friend today or for one of the other services in the “UU View” series for a newcomer friendly glimpse of the UU faith. Rev. Dr. Daniel ÓConnell, preaching.

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May 17th 2009

"Our Home Town"

In some ways Eliot is our religious home town. How do we let it support us? And how do we make room for the stranger?

Today's sermon is delivered by the Reverend Dr. Daniel O'Connell.

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May 10th 2009

"Flower Communion"

On this, our annual Mother's Day celebration, we hold our traditional Flower Communion.

Let us look at this, and other symbols of our Unitarian Heritage.

The homily is delivered by the Reverend Dr. Daniel O'Connell.

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May 3, 2009

"Professional Humans"

Most of us in our professional lives believe in the need to continuously educate ourselves about new ideas, skills and technology in order to be our best in our profession.

In a fast-changing world, what kind of continuing education do we need to be doing as human beings to make the best of our world and out opportunities?

Where do we go for professional development?

The sermon is delivered by the Reverend Bonnie Vegiard.

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April 26, 2009

"Time..."

A Unitarian look at what it means.

The sermon is delivered by the Reverend Richard Haynes.

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April 19, 2009

"It Isn't Easy Being Green"

Sure, we can chant the mantra "reduce, reuse, recycle", but it isn't easy being green. In honor of Earth Day, we will look at some of the exciting work being done by Van Jones (last year's GA Ware Lecturer) on creating "green collar" jobs.

Sunday's service is lead by Reverend Dr. Daniel O'Connell.

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April 12, 2009

"A Unitarian View of Easter"

The homily is delivered by the Reverend Dr. Daniel O'Connell.

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