At the Congregational Meeting in May, several people said they wanted to try some different types of mornings. The worship team has decided to make this fifth Sunday in June one of our trials. We will have a short service and then break into small groups to talk about special questions, provided by the Worship Team. Remember there … Continue reading A Different Kind of Morning
There is so much change happening right now that it may feel as if the whole world is in a storm. How do we find the way to move with and through the storm? Not running for cover, but finding who we must become to ride it out and emerge triumphant. When the storm settles, … Continue reading When the Storm Comes, We Move Together
When it comes to the most important things in life and as we face the most urgent challenges of our time, we cannot go it alone. Community and collaboration are key to our personal and social well-being.
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We hear a lot of talk about the rights granted by the United States Constitution, but even more fundamental than our constitutionally guaranteed rights are our universal human rights that are shared by every person on earth and ought to be respected by all persons whether one is a citizen of the United States or … Continue reading Human Rights
Last March six from our congregation participated in a special gathering of all the North Texas UU congregations to collectively celebrate “A Century of Anniversaries” for the 13 UU congregations in North Texas. The guest preacher for that gathering offered an extremely moving discourse and on Sunday we will watch her remarks and also have … Continue reading For Such a Time as This
True freedom includes not only the freedom from being harmed by others, but also the freedom for doing actual good within the community of all life
Reflections on wisdom from Finding Nemo on the importance of collaboration as we swim together to break the net of fascism and make our way to the open waters of freedom and beloved community.
We welcome again to our Free Pulpit the Rev. Dr. Don Fielding who for many years serves both the Denton Unitarian Fellowship and the Oak Cliff Unitarian Church. He sends this “teaser” about his discourse: Why religion might be declining, and what we should do about it if it is.
April 27, 2025 – 11:15 am Skills for Stressful Times Marla Loturco, leading Download the morning program here or read it below without having to download it. Is your to-do list overwhelming? Do the demands of family or work stress you out? Or maybe it’s politics, climate change, or global conflict that are making you … Continue reading Skills for Stressful Times
