Do you make New Year’s resolutions? Dorothy Parmenter will share with us a timely sermon from David Miller from the Fairfax Congregation.

You are invited to join the UUFCC Beloved Community to celebrate the wonders of the world and the beginning of life full of possibility. While Christmas is about the birth of one child, all children are holy and every newborn baby is a miracle. … read more.

In this month in which we often speak of joy, let’s consider how joy might be enhanced by noticing the blessings in our life. We will have a story and a meditation which will include the personal joys of members and friends of UUFCC.

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Speaker: Sharon Whitehill

Past or present, far away or close by: we humans are all more alike than we know. Our winter solstice traditions today are a case in point. Then, as now, people honored the return of the sun (personified as a god or … read more.

Speakers: several UUFCC folks

At the beginning of the month we heard about rituals of gratitude. How have these rituals been implemented and what is the result? Several folks will share lessons learned about such rituals.

How do you discover all that you have that is good in life. Rituals of gratitude can help you in that discovery.

Dennis Shaw

Speaker: Rev Kathy Schmitz

The challenges of climate change can seem overwhelming. However, if we remember to ground our responses in our values, we may find that this moment invites us to a variety of actions. Today we consider what a spirituality of climate change … read more.

 UUFCC has been supporting three organizations since the beginning of the pandemic. Of course the financial support is greatly appreciated and much needed but how does this effort fulfill the spiritual needs of our members?  We will highlight the three organizations and hear from three … read more.

Speaker: Laura Anderson

The theme for worship in October is Cultivating Relationship. Laura will preview what to expect this month and throughout the year at UUFCC.

Speaker: Patrick Eaton

Unitarian Universalists rely on a broad range of sources for inspiration. The five jagged rocks recognize a faith that is dangerous and not always smooth-going. Our stones are jagged because we aren’t perfect. This sermon gathers wisdom from UU ministers and lay … read more.