Please come to our services in person from June 30 -- no more Zoom till Fall. (Then you can again click here for Zoom of our weekly services at 10 am).
In our Sanctuary (no Zoom). Sure, I can do that, said Rev. Barnaby in his first sermon since returning from sabbatical. Quilts told this story, just as they did Kathryn Schloff’s on a past Sunday. We shared our plate with Campaign Legal Center. Followed by social hour in Ann Ross Fellowship Hall. This was not recorded. … Continue reading Preach that Labor Day Might Be God’s Favorite Holiday?
In our Sanctuary (no Zoom). Kathryn Schloff related experiences from her farm childhood in Nebraska to present day solid color/modern design quilt making. See a sample of her many quilts here. We’ll share our plate with Vermont Adult Learning. Kids of all ages are invited to come to worship. They can sit in chairs, on … Continue reading Amish Inspired Quilt Making: Platters to Serve Color
In our Sanctuary (no Zoom). The center of this service was singing: “I want to sing with people — that’s my joy!” David says. We shared our plate with Vermont Adult Learning. Followed by a book discussion of Arribada with Guatemalan food. About Rev. David Ruffin: After serving in a Consultant Ministry focused on Caring … Continue reading Community Sing
In our Sanctuary (no Zoom). Life transitions are inevitable. Choosing who you want to be in the midst of different transitions is what will define you. It is what has defined Esther (Thomas) Charlestin, who led this service. We heard stories and songs about the theme of life transitions and explored the grounds you are … Continue reading The Oak Tree Within
In our Sanctuary (no Zoom). Led by Becky Strum with Stephen Rainville & Cathy Walsh singing and accompanied by Ronnie Romano. We shared our plate with Vermont Adult Learning. This service was not recorded, but you can see details below. About Cathy Walsh Having been in the right place at the right time, Cathy Walsh … Continue reading Children Will Listen: The Humanity and Spirituality in the Music of Stephen Sondheim
In our Sanctuary (no Zoom). Our UU faith calls us to fight injustice. We found bravery together. There was LOTS of singing! We sang contemporary songs from MaMuse, Emma’s Revolution, and Brandi Carlisle, among others (lyrics below). The structure was different. We appreciate the 60 who came to try out a somewhat different way to … Continue reading Courage Is a Decision
In our Sanctuary (no Zoom). Bobbi Loney, Dee Carroll and Marnie Wood presented some of their writing and reflected on the process and the meaning and spiritual value of writing. Chuck Miller on piano. We shared our plate with New Community Project. Order of Service Bell: Land Acknowledgement Welcome & Pathways to Connection: Ann Webster, Worship … Continue reading Writers in Our Midst
In our Sanctuary (no Zoom). Melody (Brook) Mackin of Atowi Group of Abenaki artists & activists and Jay Harrington helped us explore the Abenaki world view. Tim Guiles on piano. We shared our plate with New Community Project. About Melody Mackin: Melody Mackin is an artist, educator, and mother. She has been an adjunct professor … Continue reading How to Be a Good Ancestor: Living in Relationship with Creation
In our Sanctuary (no Zoom). Louise and Ashley Cadwell shared their experience learning with Buddhist monk, Thich Nhat Hanh at family retreats with their children, Alden and Chris, when they were ages 5-14. Louise and Ashley guided and led a brief sitting and walking meditation. This service was designed for families. Tim Guiles on piano. … Continue reading The Art of Mindfulness: A Family Service
In our Sanctuary (no Zoom). Led by Verdis LeVar Robinson, a minister intern at UU of Montpelier with a long history of civic engagement and a past professor of history and African American studies. Chuck Miller on piano. We’ll share our plate with New Community Project. Kids of all ages are invited to come to … Continue reading The Gift to Sing
