Speaker: Led by: Rev. Dan Miyake

“Fairy Tales”

Masks are optional. In person or live on Facebook. Fairy tales are just for kids, right? Maybe, maybe not. Let’s have some fun in this intergenerational service while we take a deeper look into fairy tales and what they can teach us. Watch on Facebook:                      https:www.facebook.com/LibertyUU

“Christmas Eve Service”

Masks are optional. Join us for our traditional in-person, family-friendly Christmas Eve service. The service will also be available on Zoom (not on Facebook). Dan will be physically in Elkhart IN, linked to us in East Liberty by the miracle of technology! After the service, join us in the social hall for holiday cookies and beverages. … Continue reading “Christmas Eve Service”

“Thanksgiving”

Joint Thanksgiving service with the UU Fellowship of Elkhart. On Thanksgiving, we often count our blessings, enjoy family traditions and foods, watch football, and think about the Pilgrims and Native Americans feasting together in friendship, but Thanksgiving can be so much more. Come and explore gratitude from a different angle this year! Masks are optional. … Continue reading “Thanksgiving”

“Flower Communion & Celebration of Rev. Dan’s attaining Full Fellowship status within the UUA.”

Masks are optional. In person or live on Facebook.This is a joint intergenerational service with the UU Fellowship of Poughkeepsie see page 6 for the Zoom Link. We will have a short Flower Communion ceremony; please bring a flower to share Watch on Facebook:                      https:www.facebook.com/LibertyUU

“Beltaine”

Masks are optional. In person or live on Facebook.Come and celebrate the pagan holiday of Beltaine as we welcome spring! The CUUPs Group will also be holding an outside event after the service, complete with a May Pole, fire, and maybe even a hotdog or two! Watch on Facebook:                      https:www.facebook.com/LibertyUU

“Francis Ellen Watkins Harper”

Masks are optional. In person or live on Facebook.Frances Ellen Watkins Harper (1825-1911), a fearless champion of human rights, is remembered as an orator, poet, novelist and activist, but few today know of her proudstance as an African-American Unitarian. Come and learn about her amazing life andher tireless fight for justice. Watch on Facebook:                     … Continue reading “Francis Ellen Watkins Harper”