Please join UUFP members and friends for a sharing of Christmas stories and readings. Watch for your emailed Zoom invitation to arrive a day or two before or click on the link on the home page of our website.
Our Sunday service is cancelled this Sunday so that families can continue to enjoy there Christmas holiday.
We will host our Coffee Hour on Zoom at 11AM so that we can share our holiday fun with each other! All are welcome to join … read more.
Sermon Hubris and Humility
In case you were concerned, I am not actually advocating that we forego a turkey dinner on ‘Thursday in favor of fasting and prayer. I don’t think I’d get very far if did. But I’ve been thinking for some time that … read more.
Inspiration from Our Ancestor, Speaker: Judy McDonald
This morning Judy will bring us another of her excellent presentations in her series celebrating the Celtic/Pagan festival of Samhain, a time when summer harvest is celebrated and the beginning of the dark … read more.
What happened? Where are we now? by Rev Dave Hunter
Rev Dave will reflect on the recent November
3rd election.
What is Right with America and Some of What is Wrong
Speaker and Lay Leader: Allan Pallay
Lately, there has been a lot of criticism of America with the strongest criticism coming … read more.
Hubris and Humility by Rev. Kerry Mueller
What are we learning about how to be
human? What might current events teach
us? Come hear my guesses.
The Application of Appreciation by Reverend Aaron Payson.
We are pleased to welcome Reverend Aaron Payson back to our pulpit.
Well-known theologian Walter Brueggemann writes about Thanksgiving: “Thanksgiving is a contradiction of the values of a market economy that imagines we are … read more.
December already. Early evenings, cold nights, a raging pandemic. Christmas is coming, and Hannukah and New Year’s. The prospect of bittersweet holidays, staying apart from loved ones now, so that we can be alive and together another year, when we eventually emerge from the constraints of … read more.
“There are years that ask questions and years that answer.” ~ Zora Neale Hurston
While 2020 has certainly been a year that has asked a lot from each of us, the year did not seem very forthcoming with any answers. We, as … read more.
