The UUA holds a General Assembly every year in June. UU’s from all over the country meet in person or virtually during this time. The closing Sunday Service this year was extremely powerful and featured Rev. Dr. Nicole Kirk, Program Minister at All Souls UU Church in Tulsa, OK. Join us in watching this moving service. Note: this … Continue reading Video GA – Closing Sunday Service from June 22, 2025
Join us for a very special Sunday with George Ensle. He says of his service, “My songs will reinforce a message of building bridges, appreciating God’s natural beauty, reaching out to those in need, and wanting what we have over having what we want George Ensle is a Songwriter-Performer-Producer-Educator. During the 60’s Houston Folk Music … Continue reading Be a Better Me
If religion is understood as that which pertains to our ultimate concern there is no reason for religion and science to be in conflict. Tragically, religion often clings to antiscientific perspectives that impede human progress, making it difficult to address social and ecological challenges , and hindering overall human flourishing, but it does not have … Continue reading Science and Religion
As we celebrate our declaration of freedom from a king, it is also helpful to reflect on what our freedom is for. True freedom entails using our freedom for each other, seeing ourselves as in this together, living into our interdependence with one another, and cultivating a culture of empathy.
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.
The Rainbow team, leading The focus of this morning assembly will be WHY we started PRIDE & why it’s needed.
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
