On the importance of Advent for a Unitarian Universalist To attend by Zoom, click on this link: uuberks.org/zoom-worship. (If this is the first timeyou’re using zoom, you may be prompted to download a launcher app). To connect by phone (audio only): 1) Dial the phone number: 1-646-558-8656 2) When prompted for the “Meeting ID”, enter: 921 4271 5512# … Continue reading Waiting…
There is room at the table for everyone! Celebrate Thanksgiving with our Breads of the World ceremony. To attend by Zoom, click on this link: uuberks.org/zoom-worship. (If this is the first timeyou’re using zoom, you may be prompted to download a launcher app). To connect by phone (audio only): 1) Dial the phone number: 1-646-558-8656 2) When prompted … Continue reading Table Grace
In part two, we look at the relationship of reciprocity and gratitude. To attend by Zoom, click on this link: uuberks.org/zoom-worship. (If this is the first timeyou’re using zoom, you may be prompted to download a launcher app). To connect by phone (audio only): 1) Dial the phone number: 1-646-558-8656 2) When prompted for the “Meeting ID”, enter: … Continue reading The Gratitude Loop
In part one of “Cultivating Gratitude,” we look at where we find it in life’s difficult moments. To attend by Zoom, click on this link: uuberks.org/zoom-worship. (If this is the first timeyou’re using zoom, you may be prompted to download a launcher app). To connect by phone (audio only): 1) Dial the phone number: 1-646-558-8656 2) When prompted … Continue reading Finding “Yes”
Cesar Martinez- Garza and Ebee Bromley lead us in our annual Day of the Dead service.
DRUUMM, (Diverse Revolutionary Unitarian Universalist Multicultural Ministries) was founded in 1998 as a ministry of and to people of color in the U.U. universe. It provides both online and in-person gatherings and chaplaincy services to all UU’s who self-identify as BIPOC, and who are, all too often a tiny minority in their congregations. The annual … Continue reading DRUUMM Service
How do we put our compassion into action? And when do we take care of ourselves?
Covenant is not law but promises and aspirations. When we fall short, when he hurt others, how does our compassion lead us towards reconciliation?
October’s theme is “Cultivating Compassion.” We begin with a look at the intersection of compassion and covenant.
Some thoughts on welcoming, inclusion, and those who mean us harm.
