“How to Think Like Leonardo DaVinci”
Yes, Leonardo DaVinci was an amazing artist – one of the great masters of all time. But what if the artistry was simply the product of something that we all have access to?
Sunday Worship at 10:30 a.m. -- In Person or Livestream on UUAmherst YouTube. Order of Service.
Sunday AM Ministries: 9:30 Church of the Wild -- Debbie Waterhouse Ecology Center; 9:30 Sacred Singing Circle--Emerson Rm.
Rainbow Cafe -- Second Saturday of the Month 1-3 pm Safe gathering place for LGBTQ+ community & allies. Details.
Yes, Leonardo DaVinci was an amazing artist – one of the great masters of all time. But what if the artistry was simply the product of something that we all have access to?
It’s Mothers Day! What better time to think about our spiritual growth?
Look around you! Everything is blooming! Listen to the lively birdsong! It’s May!
Hold onto your hats! I’m going to talk about Faith in the Rear View. Deconstruction andDeconversion are popular topics as people emerge out of abusive religious experiences and seek something that will fill their cups and give them hope for the future. If that sounds like a typical Sunday morning in UU-land, it’s because it … Continue reading Faith in the Rear View
April 12th will include an update on where we are in the covenant renewal process. More than wordsmithing, this process is an acknowledgment of who we are becoming and how we want to be with one another and in the world.
April 5th is Easter Sunday. What does that mean for UUs? I hope you’ll come and find out! No Candy Easter Egg Hunt after service.
What better way to prepare for our annual meeting (at noon) than to sing and celebrate this congregation’s resilience in good times and bad?
Our congregational covenant is more than a poetic promise, it is a tool for creating personal and institutional resilience. Let’s put hearts and minds together as we prepare to draft/revise a covenant for the present and future. (A workshop will follow at noon)
What is resilience and how do we embody it? What is your resilience ‘factor’? What practices do you employ (or not) to weave a ‘garment’ of resilience?