Rev. Kathryn Bert & Worship Associate: Gratia Karmes —Rev. Bert is the Minister at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Greater Lansing, This meditation/sermon explores the Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity and how we might understand difference in this deeply polarized moment of American history.
On this day you are invited to bring with you to church and talk about your Favorite Things. It can be almost anything from rocks to books and most anything in between.
Lay Leader: Elissa Alden Our annual service where we share favorite things we have made or that we cherish. You are invited to bring in and talk about “Your Favorite Things”. Could be a book, a picture, a doll, a rock, a fishing pole, a sewing project etc…
There will be no service on Christmas Day to allow our staff and volunteers to celebrate Christmas with family. See you on New Year’s Day!
Join us for our Christmas Eve service, Saturday 7:00 pm. Where we celebrate the old and new as we share the age-old story, tell new stories of Christmas spirit, sing carols, and light candles.
UU Religious Education Program and Rev. Dr. Cynthia L. Landrum – Our children’s program this holiday season celebrates the 50th anniversary of the TV Special of the How the Grinch Stole Christmas. As the children and youth share the Grinchy tale, Rev. Cindy will share how the Grinch’s predecessor, Scrooge, changed how we understand Christmas. … Continue reading “How Scrooge Changed and the Grinch Stole Christmas”
On this Sunday, Rev. Cindy will explore this month’s theme of Presence and what it can mean to us in the holiday season.
Our Volunteer Recognition Sunday is coming early this church year because we have so much to celebrate! Come join us as we dedicate our new parking lot, recognize volunteers, and more!
At this time of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we honor people with disabilities who overcome barriers and become full participants in our community.
Rev. Cindy looks at Thanksgiving through this month’s theme of “Story.” We will share information about the UUSC “Guest at Your Table” program. This year the GAYT program focuses on the story of Waitstill and Martha Sharp who rescued people from the Holocaust during World War II. You can learn more about the Sharps … Continue reading Thanksgiving Stories: Defying Hate
