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Sometimes, you have to make lemons out of lemonade. When the best solution seems to be to take the kitchen junk drawer and just dump it out, how do we celebrate that? How do we remind ourselves, individually as well as in community, that we are always amidst an eternal and essential oscillation? Singing is … Continue reading Any Storm in a Port: the Gift of Chaos
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.
Join us this Sunday as we celebrate UU Singer / Songwriters and “Side with Love” a public advocacy campaign run by the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) that uses love’s power to combat oppression. The campaign’s core message is to stand in solidarity with those facing injustice and work towards a more loving and equitable world. If … Continue reading Songs on the Side of Love
What are we to do when one’s country seems to have gone off the rails? Priority number one is to keep perspective and a positive attitude, even while staying informed and engaged. Singer-songwriter and onetime journalist Rod MacDonald looks for the wisdom and humor in our situation, writing and singing to rise above the moment … Continue reading Surviving The Present Times
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 for special message and music as we celebrate inclusion.
Exploring our relationship to pesticides, oppressive agricultural practices, Nature, and the Great Mother herself, Donna Glee and Lynn will be taking us on a walk through the The Night Field, the 2023 ecofantasy that won the Manly Wade Wellman Award for for North Carolina Science Fiction and Fantasy.
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?
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.
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.
