“In Your Dreams”
Each night we are invited into a world of mystery and wonder – all in service to our health and wellbeing. So, roll out of bed, sleepyhead! Let’s consider our dreams. Featured musician: Kathy Moriarty
Sunday Worship at 10:30 a.m. -- In Person or Livestream on UUAmherst YouTube. Order of Service.
Sunday AM Ministries: 9:30 Church of the Wild -- Debbie Waterhouse Ecology Center; 9:30 Sacred Singing Circle--Emerson Rm.
Rainbow Cafe -- NO JUNE GATHERING! Second Saturday of the Month 1-3 pm Safe gathering place for LGBTQ+ community & allies. Details.
Each night we are invited into a world of mystery and wonder – all in service to our health and wellbeing. So, roll out of bed, sleepyhead! Let’s consider our dreams. Featured musician: Kathy Moriarty
Today we will celebrate the beloved annual Flower Communion service, with a special Family Dedication as a centerpiece. All are encouraged to bring flowers that day as a symbol of the gathered community. Any families that are interested in dedicating children and youth into the care of this faith and congregation, please connect with Katie … Continue reading “Behold the Flowers”
Join us as we combine Pride and Juneteenth in a service that celebrates past, present, and future. Featured musicians include April Starr, Kathy Moriarty, Rebecca Mighells, and Hilary Terhune.
An old idiom tells us that, for better or worse, birds with similar feathers flock together. People will find like minded people. But what if a diversity of birds wanted to build a community? john (lower case intentional) Snodgrass is a frequent and popular speaker at UU Amherst. An instructor in Religion at Canisius University, … Continue reading “Birds of a Feather”
Perhaps you’ve seen the phrase, Less Judgment, More Curiosity. Good advice that I need to remind myself of all the time. Let’s consider how our willingness to lead with curiosity can open up and awaken our capacity for compassion – for ourselves and others.
Yes, Leonardo DaVinci was an amazing artist – one of the great masters of all time. But what if the artistry was simply the product of something that we all have access to?
It’s Mothers Day! What better time to think about our spiritual growth?
Look around you! Everything is blooming! Listen to the lively birdsong! It’s May!
Hold onto your hats! I’m going to talk about Faith in the Rear View. Deconstruction andDeconversion are popular topics as people emerge out of abusive religious experiences and seek something that will fill their cups and give them hope for the future. If that sounds like a typical Sunday morning in UU-land, it’s because it … Continue reading Faith in the Rear View