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One God, Mother's Day, truth seeking, the neighborhood of Boston...these are a few of our Unitarian roots.
This Live Streamed service will be viewable at facebook.com/uulowcountry
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Loving God, inherent worth, no hell, soft seats...these are a few of our Universalist roots.
This Live Streamed service will be viewable at facebook.com/uulowcountry "And when your body has become still, reach out with your heart.
Know that we are connected in ways that are terrifying and beautiful. (You could hardly deny it now.) Know that our lives are in one another’s hands. (Surely, that has come clear.) Do not reach out your hands. Reach out your heart. Reach out your words. Reach out all the tendrils of compassion that move, invisibly, where we cannot touch." UU Minister Rev. Lynn Ungar This service will be viewable on facebook.com/uulowcountry Is it resurrection? Is it renewal? Is it joyful? Is it uncomfortable?
This service was live streamed service on our Facebook Page. You can view the service at Facebook.com/uulowcountry. Mary Chapin Carpenter has not only had an impactful career as a singer/songwriter, many of her songs have offered a prophetic vision. Though Heroes and Heroines was never a big hit on the radio, the song speaks to UU values that require courage and steady adherence to the best we find in ourselves and others. Rev. Pat Jobe will talk about the song and a video of Josh Jofen performing the sing will be posted shortly thereafter.
Rev. Pat Jobe spoke to us over a video that has been posted on our Facebook page (Facebook.com/uulowcountry). We also posted a Prelude and Postlude video featuring our pianist John Sheppard. And lastly we posted a video of a member of our 7 Principles music group (Josh Jofen) performing his own rendition of Mary Chapin Carpenter's Heroes and Heroines. Let's finding out what is important and what is permanent.
This service was live streamed over our Facebook Page. You can view the service by following the link below: https://www.facebook.com/uulowcountry/videos/243784690348590/ “Justice, equity, and compassion in human relations points us toward something beyond inherent worth and dignity. It points us to the larger community. It gets at collective responsibility. It reminds us that treating people as human beings is not simply something we do one-on-one, but something that has systemic implications and can inform our entire cultural way of being".
(Above quote taken from the UUA website.) This service was Live Streamed on our Facebook page. The service can be viewed at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/uulowcountry/videos/2607190342856856/ As April (National Poetry Month) approaches, I would like to offer some personal comments on poetry as a vehicle for romance, reflection, commentary and comedy and how to make poetry your companion and friend.
This service was live streamed on our Facebook Page. This service can be viewed at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/uulowcountry/videos/217665542948427/ An old saw says the perfect is the enemy of the good. In the context of the UU Congregation Of The Lowcountry there is much good to celebrate. Luckily we don't parse our goodness on the blade of perfection. Rev. Jobe returns to celebrate the good and encourage us to give each other a good word in the midst of troubled waters.
This service was live streamed on our Facebook page. You can view the service by following the link below: https://www.facebook.com/uulowcountry/videos/866197663894675/ ‘Just to be is a blessing. Just to live is holy,’ the great twentieth-century Rabbi Abraham Heschel wrote. Unitarian Universalists affirm the inherent worth and dignity of each person as a given of faith—an unshakeable conviction calling us to self-respect and respect for others.
(Taken from UUA website) This service was live streamed on our Facebook Page. You can view the service by following the links below: Part 1: https://www.facebook.com/uulowcountry/videos/221326375660314/ Part 2: https://www.facebook.com/uulowcountry/videos/233687261142336/ |
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Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Office Hours: Tuesday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Wednesday 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.