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.
– 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 us as we recognize transitions and honor volunteers. Bring about sixty of something simple to pay thanks to all those who help make our congregation strong. Your item of thanks can be a penny, a matchbook, a stone, a swatch of cloth, a clothespin… or go a little more elaborate and fold cranes or … Continue reading Wheel of the Year & Simple Gifts
Join us for our annual flower communion service! Bring a flower to represent the diversity of humanity, and leave with another flower in your care.
Our small church brings many blessings into the world. Rev. Cindy will explore small blessings and acts of kindness this week.
May is National Foster Care Month. What role can we all play in fostering blessings in the lives of children and youth in foster care?
For Mother’s Day, Rev. Cindy turns her thoughts to our children, the world we want to create for them, and the role of our church in bringing about that world.
An exploration of this month’s theme of creation.
This service will explore how climate change is related to other justice issues, such as race and class.
