The annual water ritual at UUUF is a time for members, friends, and guests to share water. Usually, this is about places that are special to you or from your travels. This year, as we are still managing the pandemic, our water ceremony will be about the tears we have shed, whether in sorrow or in joy, throughout the last eighteen months. The mingling of water and voices sharing from the heart represents the diversity of our congregation, our world, and the many sources of our faith tradition. Join us in sharing and as we welcome new members to our congregation.
For our beloved members who are participating from home, I invite you to come to the fellowship on Saturday, September 18, from 10:30-12. We will have the bowl set up outside and you will be able to share your water and your story. This will be recorded and shared during the service on Sunday. Also, it's a chance for me to meet you! Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions! - Rev. Tracie / minister@universityuus.org
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A federal holiday since 1894, Labor Day is a time to pay tribute to the contributions and achievements of American workers. This year, pandemic year two, we turn our attention to all our essential workers who have continued to support our communities through these difficult times, our healthcare workers who have had Herculean tasks, and to our continuing low-wage economy that continues to make it difficult for all to live and work with dignity.
Granted that UU’s are open to “Jewish and Christian teachings which call us to respond to God's love by loving our neighbors as ourselves,” Pastor James Coffin, Executive Director of the Interfaith Council of Central Florida, will share a seldom-quoted admonition from the Christian scriptures that meshes nicely with the values of Unitarian Universalism.
To see a comprehensive list of archived talks, please see our Past Presentations archive.
ATTEND SUNDAYS AT 10:30 AM
