East Shore congregants will highlight the noteworthy parts of this year’s General Assembly where attendees will explore the power, possibility, purpose, struggle, and joy of finding the path forward together as Unitarian Universalists. General Assembly is a longstanding annual … read more.
Reverend Furrer will be joined by other staff members with a potpourri of items worth celebrating. We will celebrate the longest day of the year, and remember our dads and, for some, being a dad.
Another Year Around … read more.
It was on June 14, 1777 the Second Continental Congress adopted the Stars and Stripes as the American flag, and patriots and hyper-patriots have been waving it ever since…at times holding it higher than what it represents. What … read more.
Bulletin – Children’s Story – Flower Communion
Please pick a flower to have with you during the service, and if possible, visible on your screen. We cannot exchange flowers virtually, but we can enjoy everyone’s contribution: the essence of Dr. Châpek’s message … read more.
Celebrate music and Mother’s Day in this special service with extra musical celebrations and special guests!
“Mother’s Day”
Over the years, ministers are called upon to preach on Mother’s Day—the second Sunday in May—many times. I have read many testimonies and … read more.
Reverend Furrer preaching on the fate of the earth and civilization in the age of pandemic. Taken from the international radiotelephone distress signal (from the French m’aider, “Come, help me!”)
“Mayday! Mayday!”
There’s so much to talk about when it comes to May Day. … read more.
This Sunday join in a Golden Anniversary Celebration of Earth Day. From 1970 to 2020 awareness of ecology and its concerns has grown exponentially—as have the crises it has helped to make clear.
Respect For the Interdependent Web of All … read more.
Join us online at Rev. Furrer preaches on the regenerative myth of eternal return—on the renewal of earth and each person’s heart. Join us for an Easter even hardened skeptics can appreciate in the midst of an epidemic.
“Love Minus … read more.
The archetypal entry into Jerusalem by Jesus and his eclectic followers signified something very new: a radical way to reorganize society, and directed toward a radically new goal.
To virtually attend, please … read more.
Rev. Furrer preaching on the Fifth UU Principle.
Bulletin – Maria Cook (video) – Maria Cook (PDF)
“The Right of Conscience and the Use of the Democratic Process Within Our Congregations and In Society At Large”
Not to let Coronavirus … read more.
The Coronavirus is a new virus with no known vaccine and developing one will take up to another year and a half—until which time social distancing is the best way to prevent its spread. Doctors Inoculate by introducing a pathogen or antigen into living … read more.
Join us online via Zoom at 9:00 and 11:00 am. When in the midst of dangerous, frightful, or confusing times a caring community can make the difference between feeling steamrolled… or feeling understood, supported, and cared for. As the Coronavirus crisis continues to … read more.
Rev. Furrer preaching on the Fourth UU Principle.
9:00 a.m. Bulletin – 11:00 a.m. Bulletin – Hymns & Readings
“A Free and Responsible Search for Truth and Meaning”
Today I continue my seven-part series on our Unitarian Universalist principles, focusing on the fourth principle of … read more.
The Third UU Principle is the only one that designates us as a specifically “religious” organization. How else does it guide UUs?
9:00 a.m. Bulletin – 11:00 a.m. Bulletin
“Acceptance of One Another and the Encouragement … read more.
Rev. Furrer preaching on the 2nd UU Principle as part of a continuation on his series of all 7 Principles.
9:00 a.m. Bulletin – 11:00 a.m. Bulletin
“Justice, Equity and Compassion in
Human Relationships”
February 23, 2020
This morning I … read more.
