Our sermon for this Sunday is “Mysterium Tremendum”. Our guest Minister if the Rev Al Boyce.
…a double form: as the mysterium tremendum (“mystery that repels”), in which the dreadful, fearful, and overwhelming aspect of the numinous appears, and as the mysterium fascinosum (“mystery that attracts”), by which humans are irresistibly drawn to the glory, beauty, adorable quality, and the blessing, redeeming, and ..
“Resurrection” This is the season of rebirth, and our Christian siblings are celebrating the resurrection of Jesus. What, if anything, can resurrection mean for Unitarian Universalists? Our guest minister is Rev Danielle Di Bona. We hope that you will join us for this Sunday either by Zoom or in person. We have attached the Order of Service for your perusal.
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The sermon Sunday is titled “The Fourth Commandment”.
Rev Vera O'Brien will lead us in an examination of how our Unitarian
Universalist and personal beliefs might be utilized to inform our
decision making. Does the Fourth Commandment have anything to
teach us in this day and age? What might a Unitarian Universalist
Sabbath look like?
We hope that you will Join us at 10:30 on Sunday for fellowship and worship.
Hi to all of our church family and friends,
This Sunday, March 17th, we welcome Rev Lisa Perry-Wood. Her sermon title is “Journey into Ourselves”
Each of us has our own path, our own spiritual journey in this life. In this service we will explore, in
readings, meditation and reflection, how our own journeys can be both more intentional and touch
the deepest parts of who we are.
Our Service On Sunday Morning Starts at 10:30 AM. We hope to share this service with you, See you Sunday.
THE UNITARIAN CHURCH IN FALL RIVER
Member of the Unitarian Universalist Association
309 North Main Street, Fall River, MA 02720
08-678-9700 ### www.unitarianchurchfr.org
“Organized Nostalgia"
Organizational nostalgia – a sentimental longing for past events in, and aspects of, one's organizational life – is a commonly experienced but poorly understood emotion.
Welcome to Rev Richard M. Fewkes.
If all you can do is take one breath at a time, that's good enough. You can only do what you can do. You aren't failing, you are surviving.
Sermon: “Blessed Are the Peacemakers”
At a time of war, it is difficult to think of oneself as a peacemaker; yet evolution requires this of us. World religions counsel peace and modern times peacemakers do as well. What do they have to say to us today and, more importantly, how can we cultivate the heart of a peacemaker in these critical times? As we begin celebrating the birth of The Prince of Peace, let us look especially at his teachings on this critical subject.
THE UNITARIAN CHURCH IN FALL RIVER
A Member of the Unitarian Universalist Association
309 North Main Street, Fall River, MA 02720
508-678-9700 ### www.unitarianchurchfr.org
THE UNITARIAN CHURCH IN FALL RIVER
A Member of the Unitarian Universalist Association
309 North Main Street, Fall River, MA 02720
508-678-9700 ### www.unitarianchurchfr.org
Savor the Feeling of Gratitude. There are moments when you naturally, right then and there, feel filled with gratitude. These are moments when you say to yourself, "Oh, wow, this is amazing!" or "How great is this!" Pause. Notice and absorb that feeling of true, genuine gratitude.