Zoom Link DUUC Program/Worship Chair Chuck McKown has received 4 letters over the past year or so from Charlene, a Christian who is concerned for his soul. It sparked in him a mixture of thoughts and reactions. He was not inclined to respond with a letter of his own but thought it would be a … Continue reading The letter from “Charlene”
The theology of Universalism is rooted in the Christian idea of salvation in the next life, an answer to the threat of eternal condemnation. For modern UUs, that leaves open the question of what it means to live a Universalist faith in this life. In this service, Chad takes on that question, but does not … Continue reading “Practical Universalism”- Chad Snyder
This Sunday, we’ll explore our relationship to our history, and how we can carry traditions forward while still staying adaptive and progressive. How can we integrate our past with our current contexts? How can we be reflective without being blinded by sentimentality? How can we use where we’ve been to help us get to where … Continue reading Owning Your Past
September marks the anniversary of Universalism in America. September of 2020 saw the 250th anniversary of Universalism in America. Here we are a year later, a country divided, in desperate need of healing in so many ways. I want to share with you some of the conversation over the years about Universalism and the ways in which … Continue reading Universalism for the Future
We had a change of program. “What is Your Theology of Darkness” will be presented on May 9, so join us then! This week, our consulting minister, Pastor Stephanie Vos led us in a meditative, body based breathing and heartbeat practice. Settle in and get comfortable. May you find peace.
