In the midst of the Christian celebration of Easter and the Jewish Passover, we take a look at what messages of hope might nourish our lives today. Rev. Kathy is a UU minister and a welcome returning speaker in our new online format.
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Our annual Flower Communion has a long history in this congregation and in UU History. Part of the service normally includes the sharing of flowers that each of us brings to the church – in person! Today, please look to your yards and find the beauty that is there – whether it’s a flower, greenery, or your best drawing of one and share from home as we gather together in a different way. We hope to highlight members who will be officially joining us – as soon as we can return to UUUF for hugs and cake!
Ginger Rogers is purported to have said “Part of the joy of dancing is conversation. Trouble is, some men can’t talk and dance at the same time.” If we tweak the language just a bit, changing “men” to “people” and “talk” to “communicate” we get to explore how being in partnership with one another makes for successful “dancing.”
Who was James Reeb? Several UUUF Members will share about the life of this UU minister, including why he became a UU; why he went to Selma (and died there), and what his legacy might mean to us today. Rev. Reeb lived his beliefs and his principles out loud.
When today’s believers sing “He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands” the implication is that nothing happens without the Divine Puppeteer at least “signing off” on it. So, does God decide who will get the Coronavirus? Hear one Christian’s perspective when James Coffin, executive director of the Interfaith Council of Central Florida, speaks to us this morning.
Diverse Beliefs • Shared Values
ONE COMMUNITY
