Rev. Dr. Cynthia L. Landrum

In the season of Thanksgiving, we’ll celebrate the positive value of gratitude and give thanks for blessings, at the same time as acknowledging this holiday’s difficult history. 

This Sunday we return to worshipping in our sanctuary!  To request a seat at either the 9AM or 11AM service, please fill out this form and submit it by Thursday at noon: https://fpcosna.breezechms.com/form/26dae8

Join second service online: https://tinyurl.com/fpcnov21
Meeting number: 987 1673 5529
Password: 11762
Or join by phone: 929-205-6099 (long distance rates will apply)
 

Orders of Service & Announcements:  Click Here

Large Print Orders of Service & Announcements: Click Here
 

fRev. Dr. Cynthia L. Landrum
 
How do we hold the more difficult parts of our history, as individuals, as a religious community, as a society?  Across America we’ve been hearing debates about “critical race theory” and trying to keep education systems from examining and dealing with the more difficult parts of American history.  This service will look at ways we can hold the difficult parts of our past without ignoring them. 
 
Join 11:15 service online: https://tinyurl.com/fpcnov21
Meeting number: 987 1673 5529
Password: 11762
Or join by phone: 929-205-6099 (long distance rates will apply)

Orders of Service & Announcements: CLICK HERE:

Large Print Orders of Service & Announcements: CLICK HERE

The Rev. Dr. Cynthia L. Landrum

Join us for our annual All Souls Day service where we build an altar, whether with physical memories or digital ones, to honor those we have lost in the last year.   And as this is Halloween, feel free to dress in costumes for our services.

Join 11:15 service by video:   https://tinyurl.com/fpcoct

Meeting Number: 952 5487 1564
Password: 11762

Join by phone:  1-929-205-6099 (long distance rates may apply)

Order of Service and Announcements (for both services): CLICK HERE

Large Print Order of Service and Announcemets (for both services) CLICK HERE

For more details and frequently asked questions about outside worship: Worship FAQ (PDF)

This service will help us explore what the world looks like when we see ourselves as the ones who provide for others, rather than those who should be recipients of benefits from others, the world, or even the divine.

Reverend Julie-Ann Silberman-Bunn is a lifelong Unitarian Universalist, LRY and YRUU leader who has served as a Parish Minister, Religious Educator, Hospice Chaplain and now a Hospital Chaplain at Mercy Medical Center in Springfield, Ma. and quarter time Assistant Minister at the Unitarian Universalist Society of Greater Springfield. An author of chapters in Everyday Spiritual Practice and Living a Call Julie-Ann reflects frequently on what it means to be a Unitarian Universalist and evolving her understanding of faith and spiritual practices. Julie-Ann and her husband Ken live in their forever home, a cabin in the woods of Western Massachusetts with their rescued Maine Coon cat Kattia.

Join by video:   https://tinyurl.com/fpcoct
Meeting Number: 952 5487 1564
Password: 11762

Join by phone:  1-929-205-6099 (long distance rates may apply)

Order of Service and Announcements (for both services): 

• CLICK HERE if Single-Sided Printing Version  (2 columns in order of reading)
• CLICK HERE if Double-Sided Printing Version (2 columns, designed to be folded in a booklet)
• CLICK HERE for Large-Print Version (for printing or reading on electronic devices)

For more details and frequently asked questions about outside worship: Worship FAQ (PDF)