SERVICE LEADER: Roger Corman, guest speaker WORSHIP ASSOCIATE: Clare Whitfield MUSICIAN: Sally Jones

Groundhog Day. Did you see the movie in the ’90s? Bill Murry was tortured by having to live the same day over and over again. In the end though, he was able to turn his circumstance into opportunity. He perfected his day, and made the most out of it. What if we lived each day as if it were practice for improving ourselves for the rest of our lives? Come hear about it from someone talented enough to preach and play for this service, as Roger Corman is our guest speaker.

SERVICE LEADER: Rev. Julie Brock and Rev. Bev Spears
MUSICIAN: Roger Corman

BIRTHING NEW HOPE FOR THE WORLD- Come join us for a contemplative Christmas Eve service complete with candles, stories, and a celebration of the season of hope.

SERVICE LEADERS: Rev. Julie
MUSICIAN: John Ray
UU History, I don’t think that means what you think it means

SERVICE LEADERS: Rev. Julie/Era Capone
MUSICIAN: Roger Corman

Honoring Our Ancestors: Samhain, All Saint’s Day, All Hallow’s Eve,
Dias de los Muertos

Many cultures recognize that this is the time of the year when the world feels a bit spooky. People say the veil between the worlds grows thin and we can connect with loved ones that have moved on from this life. Today we honor our loved ones past. Please bring a memento of one of your ancestors, as we build an altar to honor them.
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SERVICE LEADERS: Rev. Bonnie Dlott and Era Capone
with Worship Associate Clare Whitfield
MUSIC: Roger Corman
We Belong Together

Belonging is a basic human need. We identify ourselves by who we belong with, as members of families, residents of town or cities, and members of political parties, churches, and possibly baseball teams. At the service today, we will explore what “belonging” to a religious community can mean, explicitly and implicitly, and consider why the experience of “belonging” can be transformative in some cases, and meaningless in others.
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SERVICE LEADERS: Rev. Julie Brock and Era Capone
with Worship Associate Eric Fischer
MUSIC: Alan Bell, Roger Corman

There is a difference between comfort and safety. Safe space means were are in a place where no harm is being done to us. Comfortable space means that we are not being challenged. Finding the balance between comfort and safety can be an impossible task, but one that is necessary if we want to create space that is open and healthy for everyone. Knowing that constant comfort won’t bring spiritual growth, and safe space isn’t always possible, may we endeavor to create Brave space.
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