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Have you ever had a curiosity for the beliefs of the ancient Egyptians? Somewhere between mummification and the eternal afterlife rests the beliefs of a civilization that was almost erased. Join us this Sunday to experience the journey a soul was believed to take according to the ancient Egyptians.
Be contented (almost all the time). And, Yes, you will be sad sometimes too. A Guide to learning about Buddhism for folks who don’t necessarily want to be Buddhists.
Every once in a while someone decides they need to fix a religion. Most UUs know about Thomas Jefferson’s shocking take on how to fix colonial Christianity in the late 1700s, But did you know a former King of Thailand made changes that shook up the local Buddhism in the 1800s? It gets sticky sometimes … Continue reading When Religions Clean House
We will explore the super power that is the ability to speak more than one language.
Be prepared for a joyful morning as Tom Tyre and the Ubuntu choir join us to sing songs from around the world.
Join us as we learn about Las Posadas, a religious festival celebrated in Mexico and some parts of the United States. The word “posada” means inn or lodging, and traditionally posadas are a celebration of the Christmas story. They take place on nine nights from December 16 to 24 and commemorate the Virgin Mary and … Continue reading Las Posadas
Death is a part of life and learning to embrace it can help us live life more fully in the present. This time of year, when the veil is thin and our ancestors are reaching out to us is a good time to celebrate and bring this Latina ritual into our own lives. Join us … Continue reading Let’s Celebrate! el Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
Exploring the diverse musical traditions of the world can be a form of spiritual growth, cultural understanding and fertile ground for artistic inspiration. Chris will share global instruments and songs that celebrate the world’s universal language.
They are not little green persons. They are individuals from all over the world who come to our country seeking peace, freedom of speech and economic opportunity. Aliens, you say? Until recently their residency documents described them as “registered aliens.” Lacking documents, they are called “illegal.” Join us Sunday as we reflect on immigration, the … Continue reading Who Are the Aliens Among Us?
