A Unitarian Universalist annual ritual where congregants bring a small amount of water from a meaningful place and pour it into a shared, central bowl. It symbolizes the coming together of diverse individuals into one unified, interconnected community. The Zoom link and Order of Service will be provided at mpuuc.org/zoom.
Mabon is a modern Pagan celebration of the autumn equinox, a time when day and night rest in near-perfect balance. It invites us to give thanks for the season’s harvest, reflect on what has grown in our lives, and prepare with intention for the quieter months ahead. The Zoom link and Order of Service will … Continue reading Mabon: The Autumn Equinox
What possible message can a one-month old newborn, who is working on digesting a few ounces of milk, have for his grandfather? And for all of us? The Zoom link and Order of Service will be provided at mpuuc.org/zoom.
Rev. Johnnie reflects on beginnings as sacred moments when the history we inherit encounters the possibilities we have yet to imagine. The sermon invites us to challenge the systems that restrict human flourishing and to remember that creation—and each of us—is still beginning. Together, we will consider what new world might begin when we choose … Continue reading The Limit Should Not Exist
