This is the first of our Summer Services organized by the Worship Committee. “We welcome all who seek a vibrant spiritual home, where together we lovingly challenge and transform ourselves.” Do we? Guest Ken Wagner joins FPC's Racial Justice Task Force to explore the spiritual underpinnings of what we stand for as UUs.
Past Services
Sunday, June 17th, 2018
Child Care will be available at this and all Summer Services.
Sunday, June 10th, 2018
Annual Picnic to Follow Outside
This is Tracy's last service with us. She will offer a few words about ministry, a few words about dancing, and few words about our year together. The annual FPC picnic will follow outside.
Sunday, June 3rd, 2018
one service at 10 am in the Sanctuary
FLOWER COMMUNION SUNDAY
This Sunday we celebrate Flower Communion, a service created by Norbert Capek (1870-1942), who founded the Unitarian Church in Czechoslovakia. He introduced this special service to that church on June 4, 1923. For some time Capek had felt the need for some symbolic ritual that would bind people more closely together. So he turned to the native beauty of their countryside for elements of a communion which would be genuine to them.
Bring a flower (or more) to add to our bouquet. Each of us will take home a flower brought by another.
Service led by Tracey Robinson-Harris
Sunday, June 3rd, 2018
preview of beginning of June
LOOKING AHEAD
Sunday JUNE 3 at 10AM in fhe Sanctuary
"Flower Communion Sunday"
Sunday JUNE 10 at 10AM
"Church Picnic Sunday"
Summer Services organized
by the Worship Committee begin
Sunday, June 17
Sunday, May 27th, 2018
ONE SERVICE ONLY AT 10 AM
This sermon was an item in the Worship Committee Basket for the FPC Auction this past Spring. The basket was purchased by Lynette Sinclair. Lynette asked for a reflection on resilience—how we find the will to go on, the ability to bounce back, the courage to move ahead… and to do so through the lens of dance. Rev. Tracey will lead the service.
Sunday, May 20th, 2018
Rev. Dr. Cynthia Landrum will lead the service
ONE SERVICE ONLY AT 10 AM
Hope and Love are two of the tools we use in the universe-bending work of justice. Rev. Cindy will share how she finds hope in times of struggle, and love in the face of hate, and talk about the work that is in front of us as a faith in these challenging times. Rev. Dr. Cynthia Landrum is our our candidate for settled minister.
A congregational meeting will follow the service with a vote to decide if we call Rev. Dr. Landrum to be our next settled minister. Please mark your calendars and plan to attend and vote.
Sunday, May 13th, 2018
Rev. Dr. Cynthia Landrum will lead the service
Rev. Dr. Cynthia Landrum is our our candidate for settled minister. Rev. Cindy's background in literature and love of the written word led her on her path to becoming a Unitarian Universalist minister and continue to inspire her and challenge her to think about theology, ethics, and social justice today. This sermon will explore some of those literary sources that she draws from in her "loose-leaf Bible." We will also recognize Mother's Day and the role of parents of all genders.
Sunday, May 6th, 2018
in the Sanctuary
We have two different services this week. At 11 AM in the Sanctuary, our Senior Youth will lead the service which will include Coming of Age youth sharing their credos. All youth in grades 5 and up are encouraged to attend this service.
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Sunday, May 6th, 2018
in the Community Room
We have two different services this week. At 9 AM in the Community Room join us for a glimpse into the life and poetry of Rumi. There will be programming for children in grades 4 and under at this service.
Sunday, April 29th, 2018
ONE SERVICE ONLY AT 11 AM
In scrolling through clergy resources online recently, I came across a graphic with words something like this: grace is that moment when love meets imperfection. There is more to it than that, I'm sure. And that's where this Sunday's reflections will start. Rev. Tracey Robinson-Harris will lead the service.
