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How did the ancients see the universe and what does it say about how we humans should relate to survive the folly of our lifestyle?The post The Face Of Glory, presented by Rev. Robert Latham, Minister Emeritus, Sunday, September 5, 2021 first
Join us as one of our JUC members and Rev. Wendy explore blessing together.The post Blessing, presented by Rev. Wendy Williams, Senior Minister, with Elizabeth Collard, Sunday, August 29, 2021 first appeared on Jefferson Unitarian Church.
Join us as one of our JUC members and Rev. Wendy explore blessing together.The post Blessing, presented by Rev. Wendy Williams, Senior Minister with Bart Alexander, Sunday, August 22, 2021 first appeared on Jefferson Unitarian Church.
Join us as one of our JUC members and Rev. Wendy explore blessing together.The post Blessing, presented by Rev. Wendy Williams, Senior Minister and Martha Johns, Sunday, August 15, 2021 first appeared on Jefferson Unitarian Church.
Join us as one of our JUC members and Rev. Wendy explore blessing together.The post Blessing, presented by Rev. Wendy Williams, Senior Minister and Jim Carlson, Sunday, August 8, 2021 first appeared on Jefferson Unitarian Church.
Join us as one of our JUC members and Rev. Wendy explore blessing together.The post Blessing, presented by Rev. Wendy Williams, Senior Minister and Ken Andrus, Sunday, August 1, 2021 first appeared on Jefferson Unitarian Church.
Join us as one of our JUC members and Rev. Wendy explore blessing together.The post Blessing, presented by Rev. Wendy Williams, Senior Minister and Linda Ropes, Sunday, July 25, 2021 first appeared on Jefferson Unitarian Church.
Join us as one of our JUC members and Rev. Wendy explore blessing together.The post Blessing, presented by Rev. Wendy Williams, Senior Minister, and Valerie Stone, Sunday, July 18, 2021 first appeared on Jefferson Unitarian Church.
In April 2019, the combined UU choirs from the front range congregations, sang the Cantata that Revs. Wendy and Keith wrote in 2016. Join us as we share this recording, with a special introduction from the composer and lyricist.The post Awaken
“However defined, Blessings are gifts that open doors to healing, connection, meaning, and transformation.” ~ John O’Donohue. Join our Worship Associates who share their own stories of blessing.The post Blessing Stories, presented by JUC Worsh
A mushroom walks into a bar. The bartender says he can’t serve him. He says, “Why not? I’m a fun guy.” On Father’s Day, we celebrate Dad jokes as a gift of play.
As we welcome new members, we take a new look at our church, faith, and religion. Could it be that a part of what we are doing together is reminding each other of the incredible lightness of being?
Join Rev. Wendy and Jules as they explore why play is more than fun. It may even be a tool of our faith
We all know that endings and beginnings are a part of life, and yet change often leaves us with feelings of grief and loss. As I come to the end of my time at JUC, join me in exploring the complexity of emotions that comes ... read more.
A12th-century Benedictine abbess, writer, poet, and composer, Hildegard had prophetic and mystical visions and is said to have been a miracle worker. How do mystical experiences fit into our UU faith?
Brené Brown writes: owning our story and loving ourselves through that process is the bravest thing that we will ever do.” How do we do that individually and collectively?
Stories are the way we carry the past into the future. Stories connect us to each other. There is power in story to change and be changed. In a faith tradition that reminds us our story is not pre-determined, how are we called to pay ... read m
When we are young we think we have to figure out what we want to become, but becoming is something we do from the moment we are born until our last day on earth. We can’t control the future, but we can control our intentionality ... read more.
Be. Be-ing. Being. Not Doing, as we often find ourselves. How do you respond to the calls you hear? Whether from beloveds or the urgency of action. How do you respond? I’m coming! (or sometimes, NO! ... read more.
As a people whose interaction with the Easter story is metaphorical, what does the empty tomb offer us. What does it have to teach us about becoming?
As we come to the end of Women’s History month, we’ll hear from our Black Unitarian ancestor, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper. We’ll consider what liberation means in a UU context, and Jen Simon, minister to the Mountain Top Black, Indigenous, an
In Paulo Coelho’s novel, Brida, The main character says, “I’m afraid of committing myself.” Coelho writes, “She wanted to follow all possible paths and so ended up following none.” How can making commitments help us focus and keep us on the pat
There is a line in the Book of Matthew that says “By their fruits you shall know them.” What does that mean? What if isn’t just our fruits (our production) that say something about us, but our commitments? What do we learn about ourselves from
In this time of uncertainty, what deserves our commitment?
As I prepare to leave on a period of sabbatical leave, I hope you’ll join me as we consider the power of community and the balance of time apart. Both can strengthen and renew us, and we must decide when and how to strike the ... read more.
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