THE MORNING PROGRAM (coming Saturday afternoon/evening) SNEAK PEAK (coming soon) January 24, 2021: “How I’d Fix the Whole Shebang in My First 100 Days As President” Come on, admit it—deep down, we all believe that if they’d just put us in charge, for crying out loud, we could cut through the nonsense and fix this mess … Continue reading “How I’d Fix the Whole Shebang in My First 100 Days As President”
Responsible Religious Freedom – the Rev. Dr. Mark Y.A. Davies, speaking Join us online Sunday @ 11:15 on our YouTube channel or our Facebook Page Online Coffee Hour: Join is via Zoom, starting immediately following the Morning Assembly here In this discourse, I will be looking at the ways in which our lives our enhanced by religious freedom while noting … Continue reading Responsible Religious Freedom
January 10, 2021: “Another Fine Apocalypse” the Rev. Dr. M. Christine Tata, speaking THE MORNING PROGRAM 69 second promo about Sunday’s discourse https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjPZlrEwikY Well, here’s another fine apocalypse we’ve gotten into! An “apocalypse,” from the Greek apokálypsis, just means disclosure and revelation, as when the events of 2020 “revealed” how our society was built on toxic racism, violence, and inequality. … Continue reading Another Fine Apocalypse
A RITUAL FOR THE NEW YEAR The Worship Team Marla Loturco, leading Sneak Peek: https://youtu.be/bZlpRkOJDuI A Ritual for the New Year – For five thousand years, or more, more than fifteen thousand generations of human beings have been invoking spiritual power. We will be touching that spiritual power by letting go, metaphoric cleansing, setting of intentions and, … Continue reading A Ritual for the New Year
DOWNLOAD the morning program: https://redriveruu.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/TMP-12-27-DMS-study-CORRECTED.pdf Join us online Sunday @ 11:15 on our YouTube channel or our Facebook Page Online Coffee Hour: Join is via Zoom, starting immediately following the Morning Assembly here Sneak Peek: A Time to Share The Entire Congregation! Our annual sharing Sunday is time for everyone to bring a 3-5 minute reading you feel the … Continue reading A Time to Share
DOWNLOAD the morning program (arriving here on Saturday) Join us online Sunday @ 11:15 on our YouTube channel or our Facebook Page Online Coffee Hour: Join is via Zoom, starting immediately following the Morning Assembly here Sneak Peek about Dr. Tata’s upcoming morning with us: Holy Is the Longest Night – the Rev. Dr. Christine Tata Dark energy, scientists have … Continue reading Holy Is The Longest Night
DOWNLOAD the morning program: Join us online Sunday @ 11:15 on our YouTube channel or our Facebook Page Online Coffee Hour: Join is via Zoom, starting immediately following the Morning Assembly here Sneak Peek about his remarks: In this discourse I will explore the philosophical perspective known as existentialism which found popularity in the thought of thinkers like Simone de Beauvoir, … Continue reading Existentialism in a Time of Existentialist Threat
THE MORNING PROGRAM SNEAK PEEK ABOUT CHRISTINE’S DISCOURSE: In these pandemic days, our congregations have changed, challenged to find new ways of being together and of remaining faithful. We are becoming more like loosely knit communities of prophets crying in the wilderness, relying only on the spirit–and adequate bandwidth–and some of our churches may never … Continue reading “The Once and Future Tabernacle”
DOWNLOAD the morning program: https://redriveruu.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/TMP-11-30.pdf What is my Duty? – To whom do we owe obligations? What is the difference between direct and indirect duties? Do we have duties to non-human life? To future generations? To people we don’t even know? Should we do our duty no matter what the consequences may be? Join us online … Continue reading “What Is My Duty?”
“One Thing at Once” The Rev. Dr. Christine Tata, speaking The blessing of contemplating the vastness of our world is that it keeps us from taking ourselves too seriously. But when we see this hurting world in all its complexity, it’s easy to despair—what difference can we make? How can our tiny presence possibly make … Continue reading “One Thing at Once”
