Spirit, Play: Imagination as Spiritual Practice
Have you ever come across the term “sacred imagination” and wondered what the term references? How can the experience of play and playfulness contribute to our spiritual practice? In this service, we will engage in communal exploration of sacred imagination, holy play, and embodied practice as modes of spiritual discovery. Minister: Rev. Esther Wallace Worship … Continue reading Spirit, Play: Imagination as Spiritual Practice
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At the UUFSCC, we are in covenant to REACH with Love: Respect, Empathy, Acceptance, Compassion, and Honesty
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To everyone who is feeling unsettled, sad, and angry about what's happening in our country, I want to share a meditation video I recorded to offer you some support when things are especially difficult.
You can watch the video here. Or, if you prefer to read the written version, here it is.
Thank you for practicing with me today, and thank you for caring so much about this world. You impact the world in many ways, often unseen and unsung but always deeply needed. We need you. Thank you for being yourself.
Warmly,
Rev. Laura
News
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May Shared Plate
SIS Project - Support Instead of Stigma
Many of us have been impacted by the incarceration of a friend, family member, or even our own experience. The SIS Project is making sure women and families have opportunities for communication with loved ones. They're also working toward therapeutic support for people, especially women and children, who have been impacted by incarceration. SIS is a collaborative project supported by several partner organizations including the Parents Center. UUFSCC will share our collection plate 50/50 with The SIS Project for the month of May.
It’s PRIDE TIME!
