Each Sunday, we sing from “Singing the Living Tradition” (the grey hymnal) or “Singing the Journey” (the teal hymnal). We sing classic hymns, spirituals, songs from different religious traditions, even popular songs. Many of these have embedded themselves into both our heads and our hearts. In this service, we will sing a selection of hymns … Continue reading High Street’s Favorite Hymns
It Starts With a Dream – Presented by Rev. Amanda Schuber In 1963 MLK delivered his iconic “I Have A Dream” speech, with its powerful call for racial equality. His dream ignited the fire of commitment in millions of people, empowering them to join together to work for a more just world. What dreams do … Continue reading It Starts With a Dream – Presented by Rev. Amanda Schuber
Presented by Cynthia J Alby – What remarkable potential is squandered because it was not discovered or nurtured? And how might we better discover and nurture the potential in ourselves, in others, and in this church community?
A new year is upon us , and with it comes all the promise and potential new beginnings. Through shared ritual we will reflect on the past, and release that which does not serve the future so that we may move forward with intention. This will be an Intergenerational Service.
December 21, 7 pm: Winter Solstice Service ~ High Street’s Sage Circle Join us (in person or online) as we gather to mark this longest night of the year through earth-based ritual, stories, music and the lighting of the Yule log. This service is open to all members and friends, and all ages are welcome!
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Join us on Sunday, December 10th for this beloved annual tradition! Everyone is welcome to participate and participants should be at church by 10:30 AM. Shepherds and angels should come already dressed if possible. We will have a few costumes on-hand to borrow as well. We can’t wait to see you there!
Presented by JeKaren Olaoya In a world facing the consequences of climate change and strained human relationships with the environment, we gather today to explore the vital task of repair. Let us delve into the interconnectedness of our lives and the natural world, seeking inspiration and guidance on how to mend the wounds that have … Continue reading Repairing Our Connection with Nature and Each Other
Every Sunday morning in UU congregations across the county, a flaming chalice is lit. For Unitarian Universalists, this is a symbol of our faith. Join us as we learn the history, both ancient and modern, of this power symbol. This will be an Intergenerational Service.
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