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Honoring Gaia, led by Kathy Swink, service leader, Jude Lowery Today we honor Gaia, our Mother Earth. We focus on the oneness of all with the Earth with a video service from The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of South County (UUCSC), located in Rhode Island, is a flourishing liberal religious community of over 200 members and friends. … Continue reading Mother’s Day: Honoring Gaia
We welcome back our own Lara Jackson as we celebrate grandmothers during Women’s History Month. We’ll also enjoy the dulcimer music of Mountain Fretters.
Our guest speaker and musician Rob Lytle will discuss our very human emotional reactions to the loss of friends and loved ones and our struggle to find meaning.
Join us as we celebrate the heritage of our Region — the Southern Appalachians and the Great Smoky Mountains — in song and story. We’ll watch two stories from The Appalachian Storyteller and Cira will join us to play mountain music on mandolin, banjo and Appalachian dulcimer. We’ll also have a blessing of the backpacks … Continue reading Spirit of the Southern Appalachians
The duo Reckless Saints joins us for message and music — Stories, wisdom and history of Nana, AKA Margarethe Schneider.
We are thrilled to welcome our speaker, Julie Morey, who will share her inspiring journey of redefining motherhood and celebrating the diversity of family structures in our society.
Trees, roots and ancestors; the seen and unseen connections that nourish our relationships with one another, to the earth, and the world around us.” A resident of Maryland, Annette is no stranger to Franklin. Her PopPop was Forest Ranger John Wasilik Jr. in Macon County. Her dad, Jack Wasilik, graduated from Franklin HS. As a child, Annette and her … Continue reading Summers on West Rogers Street
Fatherhood from the perspective of a son who is also a father. Rod MacDonald will speak and sing about what he has learned from his father and his children. Listen to I’m your Dad
Join us to celebrate both Mother’s Day and AAPI month. What’s it like growing up green in America? Green? Yes, half Asian and half true-blue American. Mix yellow with blue and you get green, the color of aliens. But looking more American than Asian allows one to have a front row seat to racism without … Continue reading Yellow and Blue Makes Green
Looking into the soul of baseball, and the lessons it can teach us Watch this service: https://youtu.be/2HJDeLWbUnY
