Requiem by Eliza Gilkyson, arranged by Craig Hella Johnson. The Girl with the Flaxen Hiar by Claude Debussy, Ave Maria by Charles Gounod and Love’s Return by David Lanz
Carly is treating us to beautiful music! Please click link to enjoy!
Provided life is “back to normal” by May 16th, this is the date for our next Annual Saturday Night Potluck. We are toying with the idea of having a literary potluck. Those who are so inclined, may dress as a favorite book character and leave … read more.
Thank you to those who donated or sent in their pledge during the month of March. Showing our appreciation, love, and support for those who are continuing to work for UUFP during this difficult time is heartening and very much appreciated.
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The UUFP Board of Directors and our ministers hope you are staying well and making it through this time of social distancing and work reduction due to the coronavirus. Please call a UUFP member or friend, our ministers or any board … read more.
A Renovating Virtue. Speaker: Rev. Kerry Mueller. We continue our series on compassion, based on the work of Karen Armstrong. This service will focus on steps five and six: mindfulness and action.
Is It Good To Be White? Speaker: Rev. Kate Rohde. Current discussion around race appears to assume that racism is good for white people. Is it? Even during slavery, when men were becoming the wealthiest in the nation, Solomon Northrup, who wrote “Twelve … read more.
March 15, 2020: The board of trustees decided on March 14, 2020 to suspend services. Please see the Ministers Message of Caring and Staying Connected on the Ministers Message page . Blessings on you all, whether near or far, officially … read more.
The Past is Never Past. Speaker: Gary Jackoway. Lay Leader: Allan Pallay. William Faulkner wrote, “The past is never dead; it’s not even past.” How the past affects our present and future, individually, as a society and as … read more.
The Dalai Lama, Mama God, and Us. Rev. Kerry Mueller. The spiral of compassion becomes evident as we examine steps seven to nine: How little we know, civility, concern for everybody.
General Assembly is the annual gathering of Unitarian Universalists for conducting business of the Association, exploring the theological underpinnings of our faith, and leaning fully into our mission and principles.
Please join us Wednesday, June 24 through Sunday, June 28, 2020 in Providence, … read more.
