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Join members of UUCC Creativity Circle as they explore the various connections between creativity and spirituality. What does it mean to be part of our creative collective, how does creativity enhance the spirituality of members of our community? Can anyone be creative? Join us for some thoughts and some hands-on activities around our creative and spiritual impulses.
UUCC Creativity Circle Members: Lisa Marini, Meagan Lopes, Melissa Affolter, Regina Verow, Stephanie Silver, Tina Horn and Tom Monroe
Rev. Laura Solomon, member of UUCC and minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Reading, will join us this Sunday to inspire the small and persistent acts of resistance we can take to inspire change in our communities and in ourselves.
Speakers: Alex Cauthen-Zach, Kevin Mercer, the Rev. Laura Solomon and Tom Monroe
Join Music Director Michael Adcock and our wonderful Music Director Emeritus, Dr. Tom Benjamin (with help from the Chalice Choir) in a special service that both celebrates and investigates the many varied sources of our Unitarian Universalist singing heritage and history. We will learn about and sing a number of songs and hymns, both serious and silly! Featuring Betsy Osterman, Kelli Danaker, Laurie Coltri, Michael Adcock, Tom Benjamin and the UUCC CHalic Choir
Join guest speaker Matt Meyer for a reflection of heavy suitcases, surprise turning points, and attending to the complexity of our times with love and resilience.
Matt is a musician and worship leader who has led hundreds of services for UU congregations across the country. He has a degree in hand drumming and serves as Director of Community Life for Sanctuary Boston.
Also: Gregory Seidman, Jenny Afkinich, Laurie Coltri, Lisa Marini, Matt Meyer and Robin Slaw
Join UUCC members Kim Metz and Colette Gelwicks and staff members Kelli Danaker and Valerie Hsu this Sunday to explore and experience delight through our five senses in an interactive multigenerational service. Use your senses to tap into play, surprise, and presence through music, meditation, and other elements of the service. We’ll taste, touch, hear, see, and smell through making music, eating bubbles, embodying our delight, and more, as we remember what delights us, and leave with a stronger capacity to welcome delight into our lives.
Unitarian Universalist Minister Kirk Freeman, who is providing Pastoral Care Support during Rev. Paige’s sabbatical, will reflect on the challenges and opportunities that emerge when things do not go as planned.
Dorothy Hutchins, Kirk Freeman, Melissa Affolter, Michelle Garra, Natalie Coore, Tom Monroe
Join us for a service dedicated to reflection and awareness about gun violence in our local community and beyond. The program will include voices from gun violence survivors in Howard County and their loved ones. This service is facilitated by Howard County Moms Demand Action as part of National Gun Violence Awareness / Wear Orange Weekend. Attendees are encouraged to wear orange to show support for gun violence survivors. To be followed by a coffee hour and facilitated labyrinth walk.
In this service, Colette Gelwicks & Valerie Hsu invite us to consider the Unitarian Universalist values of transformation, growth, and change, especially as it relates to our collective identity as a congregation. Together, we will reflect on evolution as a spiritual practice, in light of the upcoming UUCC Annual Meeting and the UUA General Assembly.
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UUCC’s newly proposed mission statement expresses that embodied in love in action, we at UUCC nurture spirits, build community, and act for justice. Join Robin Slaw, Director of Religious Education, for a look at how these concepts can be embodied in our lives as she shares her experience of volunteering as a court-appointed special advocate at Voices for Children.
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