with Rev. Tracy Sprowls. Music: UUFCC Choir. 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 Rev. Dr. Tracy Sprowls. Music: UUFCC Kids, Choir and Dan Scott, trumpet. Children, please bring along your own easter basket! From Soul Matters: "Of all our themes this year, Embracing Possibility is arguably most central to our faith. It has distinguished Unitarian Universalists from our beginning. Historically, when others saw depravity and sin at the core of human identity, we saw potential. When many were preaching that this world is fallen, we fell in love with the possibility of heaven on earth." This month we explore the theme of possibility in our own lives and for this great, beautiful world.

...with Rev. Tracy Sprowls. Music: UUFCC Choir. From Soul Matters: "Of all our themes this year, Embracing Possibility is arguably most central to our faith. It has distinguished Unitarian Universalists from our beginning. Historically, when others saw depravity and sin at the core of human identity, we saw potential. When many were preaching that this world is fallen, we fell in love with the possibility of heaven on earth." This month we explore the theme of possibility in our own lives and for this great, beautiful world.

As we reflect on this month’s theme of “Embracing Possibility,” we will explore transgender lives as an expression of the sacred act of becoming and the vast possibilities of the human spirit—while also naming the realities of oppression, struggle, and the forces that seek to limit those possibilities. From Soul Matters: "Of all our themes this year, Embracing Possibility is arguably most central to our faith. It has distinguished Unitarian Universalists from our beginning. Historically, when others saw depravity and sin at the core of human identity, we saw potential. When many were preaching that this world is fallen, we fell [...]

...with Rev. Tracy Sprowls. Music: UUFCC Choir. From Soul Matters: "Of all our themes this year, Embracing Possibility is arguably most central to our faith. It has distinguished Unitarian Universalists from our beginning. Historically, when others saw depravity and sin at the core of human identity, we saw potential. When many were preaching that this world is fallen, we fell in love with the possibility of heaven on earth." This month we explore the theme of possibility in our own lives and for this great, beautiful world.

...with Rev. Tracy Sprowls. Music: UUFCC Choir Our theme this month is Awakening Curiosity, the perfect concept for a month of remembering, celebrating, and envisioning our future together. Founders Day is the first Sunday in May and so we celebrate our founding and community. On the second Sunday we celebrate mothering and in particular Julia Ward Howe and Mother's International Peace Day. The 17th is a look at where we are going. Memorial Day is a day of remembering and finally, May 31 we celebrate our children, our future.

...with Rev. Tracy Sprowls. Music: UUFCC Choir Our theme this month is Awakening Curiosity, the perfect concept for a month of remembering, celebrating, and envisioning our future together. On the second Sunday we celebrate mothering and in particular Julia Ward Howe and Mother's International Peace Day. The 17th is a look at where we are going. Memorial Day is a day of remembering and finally, May 31 we celebrate our children and our multigenerational community

...with Rev. Tracy Sprowls. Music: UUFCC Jazz Band. Our theme this month is Awakening Curiosity, the perfect concept for a month of remembering, celebrating, and envisioning our future together. May 17th is a look at where we are going.

...with Rev. Timothy Smith. During these times of hyper news cycles we will explore methods of sparking the curiosity of our less busy times in order to find new ways to connect with those around us on our journey Tim Smith is a native of Osceola Mills, a proud graduate of Cowtail University, a retired US Army Chief Warrant Officer with a specialty as an “All Source Intelligence Technician”. He has worked since 2001 to heal his moral injuries from war by advocating for Civil Liberties and Social Justice as the Chairperson of the Bill of Rights Defense Committee -Keystone State [...]

...with Ashley Hamlin, Director of Religious Lifespan Education. Music by RE Kids and Youth and Mary Madigan. Join us to celebrate our transformations this year, our kids' transitions in their RE journey, and to Bridge our high school seniors and welcome them as young adults in our UU community! We are all a part of this kaleidoscope of learning, wondering, transformation - let's come together and honor the path we walk together!