The Worship Committee is always looking for members to give the Reflection on the 12 or so Sundays our 3/4-time minister is not present. We’d love to hear from you. What does Unitarian Universalism mean to you? How did you find our faith and when has it been most helpful? The Reflection is typically in […]
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Join with us as we accept, honor, and live as the unique and rare creatures we individually are, without shame, without guilt. Jere Armen and the Worship Team coordinate this first service of the New Year. Click here for information on how to join us this Sunday ZOOM ONLY
SUNDAY, JANUARY 2, 10:30: Worship Team – “Being Wonderful You!” Read More »
ZOOM ONLY We invite you to hear the holiday experiences of some of our members — Richard Gressley, Jennie Lee, Maria Puziello, Susan Schaedler, and Beth Gray. They’ll share stories of lightness and darkness in past holidays . . . and how to find joy in your own life. For the Zoom link, click on https://www.shorelineunitarian.org/link-to-sunday-worship-service/
Sunday, December 26, 10:30am: Worship Team – “Finding Joy in Holiday Traditions” Read More »
Join us on Zoom for our annual carol sing at 4:30pm, followed by our worship service with something for our hearts and minds at 5:00pm with Rev. Terry Sweetser and Amy Buckley. ZOOM ONLY
Our bodies are approximately two-thirds water. This is a startling fact when you compare the fluid nature of a stream or ocean to our own solid feeling flesh and bones. How might we make spiritual sense of this kinship that we have with the blue watery planet that fosters us? All life is interconnected. From
Sunday, December 5, 10:30 a.m. – “Bodies of Water,” Elise Morrison Read More »
CREDITS FOR MUSIC AND MEDITATION: #123 Spirit of LifeCreated in dedication to the Dominican Sisters of Hope 2013 Jubilarians. Music: Spirit of Life is written by Carolyn McDade Sung by the Orange County Unitarian Universalist Choir. Pictures can be found on Google Images #1031 Filled with Loving KindnessFrom “Singing The Journey” #1031 Traditional Buddhist Meditation Adapted – Mark W.
WATCH: “Begin Again in Love”, Rev. Megan Lloyd Joiner, Sunday, Nov. 7 Worship Service Read More »
With so many tragedies around us, is compassion sometimes difficult to extend? The Dalai Lama tells us compassion is necessary for humanity to survive. Rev. Megan Lloyd Joiner will help us reflect on and offer compassion – not only for others, but for ourselves. Rev. Joiner has completed a two-year fellowship in Compassion-Centered Spiritual Health
Sunday, November 7, 10:30am: “Begin Again in Love” – Rev. Megan Lloyd Joiner Read More »
Join us for this special service, today.Deborah Pascale has studied and lived shamanism for many years. It is her calling to help others learn the ancient ways and she will guide us through a meditation to find our spirit animal. (rescheduled from 9/5/21)
