Where You Go I Will Go
We welcome Rev. Madelyn Campbell on her first Sunday in the pulpit here at UUCLV.
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Come Sing A Song with Me!
Join in singing old favorites and possibly learn a new hymn. Share what makes a hymn meaningful to you.
Parable of the Trees
Nature often holds spiritual messages that might be considered parables. Trees can teach us perseverance if we are open to these lessons written into the natural world.
Race Relations
Cotton fields to UUCLV.
The Good Samaritan: Charity as an ‘Initial Act,’ with More to Follow
The Good Samaritan offers substantial help to a person who was robbed and beaten up on the Jericho road. Dr. Martin Luther King describes such help as only an “initial act,” because we need to ask why the road is so dangerous in the first … read more.
Why is there something rather than nothing?
Is this the Ultimate Question or simply a pointless diversion? What would the “nothing” alternative look like? Have the theologians or the cosmologists come up with any good answers? Will this forever remain an unanswered and unanswerable question? Rev. Dave will share … read more.
No Sunday Service on July 21
Due to predictions of dangerously high temperatures on Sunday, July 21, Sunday Service and Religious Education classes have been cancelled.
The Breakfast Forum will go on as planned.
How would you like to be remembered?
Explore with Hospice Chaplain Joanna Herren how to ensure that your wishes are honored and your life is celebrated the way you intended.
Eating Well: The Role of Hope in our Unitarian Universalist Lives
Sir Francis Bacon wrote, “Hope is a good breakfast but it is a bad supper.” While hope springs eternal, what good is it if we don’t spring into action? In this sermon, Mark will explore the relationship between Hope and Action and share his thoughts … read more.
Wabi Sabi
Appreciating the beauty and richness in our imperfections.