Join us for an informal conversation as we explore how we make use of music, both melodies and lyrics, to feel moved, comforted, or inspired. Come prepared to share how and why your favorite music resonates with you. Bring your music saved on your phone and we will play parts of as many as we … Continue reading Self-care: Music
In these increasingly stressful and disturbing times, we need to be intentional about setting aside time and space for a sacred pause. It’s important for our mental health and overall sense of well-being. Sabbath has long been an integral part of Jewish spiritual and religious life. This Sunday I’ll talk about this ancient tradition and … Continue reading Why We Need Sabbath Practice
Join us as we create our own service. Everyone comes into the space and a box with instructions for taking worship “out of the box” is used. The summer theme of Self Care will be introduced from the box. Presented by Kathy R
In honor of Independence Day, Brenda S will lead a “Common Bowl” service on the topic of patriotism. In this popular format, those present are asked to pick from a selection of quotations that express various points of view. These quotations then lead to discussions about our own points of view. Join the conversation!
Tom B will discuss this topic and he encourages questions and discussion by all in attendance.
Please welcome beloved former ESUUC President, Gerry K as he presents: “Tai chi, exploring the teachings of Professor Cheng-Man-ch’ing, and exercises you can practice standing in line at at the grocery store”
Join us in the community room for an intergenerational service as we celebrate the special men in our lives: Fathers! We will start by sharing a Yogurt Breakfast Bar together and then spend the second half of service time sharing photos, memories, poems or readings about fathers. The love, loss, joys, laughter or tears, are … Continue reading Fathers and Yogurt, Sometimes They Go Together
ESUUC member Leona Dunnett discusses issues involving the LGBTQ community.
Please join us as we celebrate: Flower Communion, the June Soul Matters theme of Beauty, Religious Education teacher recognition and recognition of all those who have helped this church year with Sunday Programming
For Memorial Day, in honor of those who have suffered and died in unnecessary wars, Brenda Shiring will discuss the importance of anti-war activism.
