Health Guidance Under Welcome
Through his message, Joel will dive into the complexities of neurodiversity and its profound societal implications. Blending personal experiences with thought leadership, Joel motivates communities to uplift and support neurodiverse individuals, fostering a more just and compassionate world.
Life has a way of pulling us in a dozen directions at once — connections loosen, routines shift, and somehow Sunday mornings become a memory. Jude Lowery — UUFF President — joins us this morning for a candid, humor-filled reflection on the gentle ways we drift from our spiritual home, and the warm, deliberate ways … Continue reading Where the Porch Light Is Always On
Ever been curious about the brilliant bioluminescent fireflies lighting up the night sky? Come be enlightened and learn about their crazy worlds filled with fascinating science and and pure magic! This is our 2026 stewardship service — Let Your Little Light Shine!
An invitation to explore belonging that does not require us to erase parts of ourselves to fit in. How do we build belonging in the circles or communities we are a part of so that those who enter can be fully themselves and participate in expanding and shaping the community?
Through spoken word reflections and song, Deidre McCalla leads us in an exploration of the many ways – large and small – in which we, as beloved community, make Way for each other in this imperfect earthly paradise.
We welcome back Michael Reno Harrell with a message and music. “I have had such wonderful mentors along my journey. Now it’s my turn to teach.”
Join us as we reprise our 2010 Care-A-Lot play for the 2025 pledge drive. A look back, a look forward — and some surprises including a very special guest.
Why do we choose church? We all choose to be here for different reasons, and for multiple reasons. Church can provide community. Church can offer guidance in our theological explorations. Church can empower our individual voices in the call for social justice. Through the songs of Danny Schmidt, let’s explore some of those reasons we choose to be … Continue reading Why Do We Choose Church?
If we were to make a list of what keeps a human healthy, it would include sleep, physical activity, wholesome food, clean water — and connection to others. We are wired for connection, but we’re also more isolated and lonely than ever. This cultural moment has been named a national epidemic in the U.S., and … Continue reading Italian Balconies: Reflections on Connection
A relatively new Asheville resident, Michael Lille, will speak about people coming together in difficult times, his history with kayaker, Maria Noakes, a woman who died doing what she loved best, and how the community of Western Carolina has come together to heal from the damage of Hurricane Helene.
