Our faith is not a creedal faith; it is a covenantal faith. UU minister Thom Belote writes, “I think that sometimes we stress the fact that we are not a creedal faith a lot more than we stress that we are a covenantal faith. We emphasize the creeds we are not asked to recite … Continue reading “Covenantal Faith”
Rev. Dr. Cynthia L. Landrum – Our annual homecoming service includes a “calling of the generations” and the retelling of our church’s history. This service will also include a honoring of the fifteenth anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy.
We will share our labors in the classroom, in the field, in the office, at home or on the road. And how those labors have enriched our lives. Bring your stories of work and its struggles and successes as we honor Labor Day.
Jeremy Rifkin says, “Empathy is the opposite of utopia.” In this dystopic and divided world, how do we cultivate empathy? How do we extend our empathy? This service will include a blessing of the backpacks as our children return to school.
This is Chris’s story about her genetic condition Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (pronounced AY-lerz DAN- lowz) also known as EDS. Many of you have wondered about her absence from church and why she needs all these surgeries. Chris will share with us her struggles, accomplishments plus why she wears all her crazy braces.
– Rev. Dr. Cynthia L. Landrum Rev. Kerry Taylor-Snyder & Rev. Patti Kenney Join us for a special worship service in the park at 10:30 at Cascades Park Picnic Shelter as our three congregations, UUCEL and St. Johns UCC and First Congregational UCC, come together to celebrate the call of our faiths to welcome and … Continue reading “Love Is Love Is Love”
Bring waters from your summer or year’s travels as we celebrate the annual gathering of the waters of life.
Join Ann Green for a celebration of the arts. UUCEL welcomes artist of all genres to share their images and words during this service.
Join Ann Green along with members of the congregation for this UUCEL story.
Our Summer Series on UU history concludes with a service about two figures who helped our faith change and adapt in the years leading up to the merger of Unitarianism and Universalism.
