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Soul Focus: “InSoulvent: The Costs of What’s Been Lost” (Part 5 of 6)
Rev. Peter continues his ongoing exploration of the soul and society.
Worship Leader: Rev. Peter Farriday
Special Music: Jim Stevens, folk guitar
Follow along in the order of service bit.ly/uucpa_oos_20260614.
Soul Focus: “InSoulvent: The Costs of What’s Been Lost” (Part 4 of 6)
Rev. Peter continues his ongoing exploration of the soul and society.
Worship Leader: Rev. Peter Farriday
Special Music: Veronika Agranov-Dafoe, piano
Follow along in the order of service bit.ly/uucpa_oos_20260607
This Sunday’s Flower Communion celebrates the garden of blossoming beings that make up UUCPA, including those who most recently set down spiritual roots here. And since every garden needs TLC to thrive, we’ll also honor all those who tend and nurture it. If it’s easy … read more.
We all make mistakes, so practicing forgiveness is vital to people’s well-being. Last week this 2-part inquiry began with a focus on forgiving others. This week looks at how to seek forgiveness from others—and how to forgive ourselves.
Worship Leader: Rev. Peter Farriday
Special Music: Steven Chanan, … read more.
We all make mistakes, so practicing forgiveness is vital to people’s well-being. The first of this 2-part inquiry focuses on forgiving others, while next week looks at how to seek forgiveness from others—and how to forgive ourselves.
Worship Leader: Rev. Peter Farriday
Special Music: Lynda MacNeil and … read more.
Love isn’t just an emotion; it’s a commitment that matures over time. Join us this Sunday for an inclusive service dedicated to the power of nurturing in all its forms. We celebrate the hands that held us, the hearts that chose us, and the memories … read more.
May Day is an earth-based holiday celebrating the vibrancy and creativity of spring, as well as a day of worker recognition and protest. As we prepare to weave the ribbons of the maypole dance after the service, we’ll reflect on the various interwoven threads of … read more.
Rev. Peter continues his ongoing exploration of the soul and society. Though suicidal despair and authoritarian domination may seem poles apart, in his Soul Focus sermon series Rev. Peter suggests that both arise mainly from modern materialism’s spiritual wasteland—and that archaic religious remedies now only … read more.
Rev. Peter continues his ongoing exploration of the soul and society. Though suicidal despair and authoritarian domination may seem poles apart, in his Soul Focus sermon series Rev. Peter suggests that both arise mainly from modern materialism’s spiritual wasteland—and that archaic religious remedies now only … read more.
Though suicidal despair and authoritarian domination may seem poles apart, in his Soul Focus sermon series Rev. Peter suggests that both arise mainly from modern materialism’s spiritual wasteland—and that archaic religious remedies now only aggravate these and related ills. He also reclaims the soul’s significance … read more.