Rev. Kent Matthies, Former Intern Minster: Economic times are still tough. Throughout our local communities many people worry about losing a job- not having the ability to provide. How do we live lives of abundant love & spirit, when money is tight? How do we prevent money problems from creating worries about insufficient grace & spirit of life?

Rev. Fred tells UUCA that the world is changing and we UUs can resist or ride the wave and welcome a new age of multiculturalism that will surely impact our faith greatly! This is a prophetic sermon challenging members to embrace the change by expanding their spiritual core. Don't miss this one!

This is our annual easter Flower Communion service, with a somewhat whimsical story from our Intern Minister, Christina Leone, a closer look at the Easter tradition from our Minister, Rev John Crestwell, and an history of the Unitarian-Universalist Flower Communion from our Sr Minister, Fred Muir.

Spirited Worship: To be human means making choices, but not everyone acts on their choices. Some see opportunity in their choices, but let them linger. We will look at the choices we make, and the results that follow. After the service, there will be facilitated adult and inter-generational conversation cirlces to talk about this theme.

Little things become big things. It will be the little things we do that transforms our congregation and religion into an inclusive, pluralistic, and multicultural experience not easily forgotten. Check out my message.

Rev. John

In spite of the hardships we all face at some time, in spite of the news we are hammered with daily, how we choose to move forward with living is something that all persons have to address at some time. Charles Darwin and Abraham Lincoln (whose birthdays were February 12) addressed these challenges in significant ways.

This Sunday, we celebrate our relationships with our Partner Churches in the Philippeans and Romania. Rev Fred Muir examines what it takes for a successful partnership.

When one of our principles espouses the “free and responsible search for truth and meaning,” we can end up with lots of questions, and lots of different answers. This Sunday. Rev Fred Muir makes some introductory comments, then Ms Leone answers questions posed by the 9 am congregation, followed by those posed by the 11 am congregation. The adult enrichment program “PathWork” also highlighted the benefits of questioning and answering as we grow and deepen in our faith.

"Seek and ye shall find" that you were made to seek! The story of RW Emerson lifted up in this sermon. This is a re-record of last Sundays message due to technical difficulties. Enjoy!

Rev. John

Rev. John, Intern Minister Christina Leone, and Rev. Fred each share a brief message on what standing on the side of love & justice means regarding marriage equality in Maryland

Rev. John - "Standing on the side of..."

Ms. Leone - "Love.."

Rev. Fred - "and Justice"

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