Meditation on Rejoice
Howard Thurman wrote a meditation called The Inescapable Divine.
May we remember in our times of waiting and worry that all will be well. May faith guide us as we move down our paths.
Namaste,
Cricket
#UULent,
Rev. Kathleen Rolenz wrote Easter is Breaking about peace in our world.
Below is a guided medtiation on finding personal peace
In looking for things for this post John Lennon’s “Imagine came up multiple times, so I figured I should share it too.
May we find peace. May we bring peace. May we share peace.
Namaste,
Cricket
#UULent
Today for lent we are to contemplate worship. What does worship mean to you? How do you worship?
Namaste,
Cricket
#UULent
Here is an article on Worship Theory in UU.
If you Google the word Worship, this is definition that will pop up it is both a noun and a verb.
noun
1.
the feeling or expression of reverence and adoration for a deity.
“the worship of God”
| synonyms: | reverence, veneration, adoration, glorification, glory, exaltation; More
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verb
See last year for the full service.
Today we are celebrating our Flower Ceremony, which was created by Dr. Norbert Čapek for the Liberal Religious Fellowship he founded in Prague, then Czechoslovakia, in 1925, and which became the largest Unitarian Church in the world. He sought a ceremony that would celebrate love and community and the interdependent web of life and love among a new and diverse congregation drawn from many backgrounds, and which would be a celebration not tied to any older religious ceremonies, which many of his congregation had rejected. Nearly a hundred years later, it is celebrated by Unitarian Universalist congregations everywhere.
We will have a potluck dinner and egg hunt following the service at Robert Helfer and Lisa deGruyter’s house in Clarksburg. Ham and potato salad will be provided. Please bring a dish to share and baskets for collecting eggs. There will be cascarones. Your friends and family are welcome, too.
We would love to have you come worship with us.
Our services are Sundays at 11 a.m. at the Progressive Women’s Association Event Center, 305 Washington Ave. in downtown Clarksburg, behind the Courthouse.
Our Religious Education/ Life Long Learning Class will meet at from 10am to 10:45 am with a coffee gathering before the service. More about us.
Adult religious education, at 10, will be a discussion on applying our beliefs to current events.
Children are welcome. There is childcare and an activity for young children during the service.
The building is wheelchair accessible, with an accessible restroom.
You can park on either side of the PWA building. The lots are marked as private, but are available on Sunday mornings.
Robert T. Weston wrote this responsive reading about doubts.
In this song from A Chorus Line Lea Salonga explores doubting yourself and being trained to doubt yourself.
We all have doubts. Sometimes we have to sit with that doubt.
Namaste,
Cricket
#UULent
What does art meant to you? In this interactive article on art from Khan academy; read the comments, watch the video, and take the survey. It’s a fun exercise.
To answer the question What is Art? Here is Victor Hugo Zayas.
I hope that today you can take a few moments to create some art or enjoy some art.
Namaste,
Cricket
#UULent
There have been many things going on lately in the UUA about hiring practices. This is a big issue because our structure needs to reflect our values. Rev. Morales resigned as president, but our moderator Jim Key came out with a statement. Here’s hoping it goes a long way toward #buildinganewway
Namaste,
Cricket
If you google heart definition this is the first response you get:
Here is a Meditation to Open Your Heart by Deepak Chopra.
Namaste,
Cricket
#UULent
When considering hospitality here is an article by Kayode Crown about hospitality in the Bible and this artice by Christine Sine about Brigit and hospitality.
Namaste,
Cricket
#UULent