... with the Green Sanctuary. You don't have to look hard to see all the ways climate change is headed in the wrong direction. But a different future is possible, and positive change is happening. Let's look at those bright spots together, think about building off of them, and ask "What if we got it right?".
with Rev. Tracy Sprowls, Ashley Hamlin (DLRE), and Eric Ian Farmer. Our service this morning will look at how exploring the creative parts of ourselves nurtures and strengthens resilience. Featuring the music of Eric Ian Farmer.
...with Virginia Hubbs. Drawing from popular songs of the past, we look for peace, caring and connection.
with Rev. Tracy Sprowls. Music: UUFCC Choir. The history of the 20th century is the history of a huge explosion of human capacity which has resulted in the idea that every problem is solvable. But, maybe, there isn’t a way to steer through the storms we have helped create but rather that we need to build a different kind of boat?
with. Rev. Misha Sanders. Music: Ji, piano. As the Islamic holy month of Ramadan comes to a close, let’s reflect on how our pluralistic values can help us reach across theological and cultural divides to foster true friendships.
with Chas Brua. The great Hasidic teacher Rabbi Nachman of Breslov said, "The whole world is a narrow bridge; the important thing is to not make yourself afraid." We'll explore the sources of courage in our lives.
with Rev. Rosemarie Newberry. Music: UUFCC Choir. Rev. Rosemarie Newberry (Xe/xe, pronounced "zhee") is a retired UU minister that lives in New Jersey. Xe has served congregations in Ohio, New Jersey, and New York. Xe also worked as a hospice chaplain and a chaplain for adults with developmental disabilities. From Rev. Tracy: We have two themes this month, women’s history month and paying attention. So as we explore these themes in the Sunday services, I invite you to follow Mary Oliver’s instructions in your daily life: Pay attention. Be astonished.Tell about it. I would love to hear about what you discover!
with Cathi Alloway and speaker Jennifer Pencek. Music: Hannah Bingman Join Centre Safe Executive Director Jennifer Pencek to learn about empowering victims of domestic and sexual violence in our community. Hannah Bingman is a local State College folksinger musician.
Soulful Sundown contemplative services are held biweekly on Wednesdays from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Zoom. Each gathering considers a topic offered by that evening’s presenter, who also suggests one or two related questions for silent reflection or meditation. After the quiet, all who wish are invited to share their experiences and insights. Topics vary.
with Rev. Tracy Sprowls. Music: Jazz Band. We have two themes this month, women’s history month and paying attention. So as we explore these themes in the Sunday services, I invite you to follow Mary Oliver’s instructions in your daily life: Pay attention. Be astonished.Tell about it. I would love to hear about what you discover!
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