As the winter solstice approaches, daylight is in short supply. Sometimes we may also feel that there is precious little light in our own lives. Solstice reminds us that though we sometimes despair, light will surely return to our lives again. Former UUCL minister Phyllis Hubbell is delighted to return to our pulpit to reflect with us on where we may find hope in the hardest times of our lives.
Continuing to explore this month’s theme of mystery.
A UU holiday and the principles of our faith.
Making progress towards your goal can take time and patience, even faith.
Stone Soup with Five Smooth Stones–please bring some prepared vegetables to contribute to the soup, which we will enjoy after service!
A special Veterans Day service.
A remembrance service—honoring the past while being present.
For nearly his entire life Allan has been playing music. Today, he performs with the Loudoun Jazz Ensemble, the Loudoun Symphony Orchestra, and various jazz groups. As a follow-up to Saturday’s concert, Allan will be discussing aspects of jazz and will be playing his basses. Audience participation encouraged!
How are we sanctuary for others?
What does it mean to be a people of sanctuary? What and where is “home?”
