On Dec 18 and at 6pm – 7:30 in the UCF Sanctuary there will be a Yule Sabbat celebration! Together, we will honor the Winter Solstice, a time to reflect on the year past, embrace the present moment, and set intentions for the year ahead. This kid-friendly event will include the lighting of a traditional … Continue reading Celebrate the Winter Solstice with a Yule Sabbat
In this service, three UCF congregants will share Spiritual Traditions they enjoy and honor this time of the year. Our lay-led services give us an opportunity to learn more about each other.
Join Rev Leslie and Sarah Grenier, our Religious Education coordinator, in a special ceremony of child dedication. As a congregation centered on love we support the spiritual growth of our youngest ones. What does it mean to you to support a child’s spiritual journey? What skills and beliefs do you have that will enrich their … Continue reading The Child in All of Us
The purpose of the UCF Pastoral Care Team is to extend care to the congregation through one-to-one caring and helping activities by lay members of the congregation to those who are in special need. Activities vary depending on the needs of the individual. Learn how you may benefit from this effort by emailing pastoralcareteam@ucfnc.org.
We will explore indigenous practices around spirituality and harvest … and wonder what it means if we hear “no” from nature
Join us for a “covenant group” style worship service where we each get time to respond to spiritual question prompts.
What spiritual and justice work is calling to us now? Where are our skills needed? Who is needing what we have to offer, and how do we connect with them?
All Flourishing is Mutual“You know me, I think there ought to be a big old tree right there. And let’s give him a friend. Everybody needs a friend.” ― Bob Ross
Join us for a time to remember our loved ones who have passed on and transititioned – what messages do we have for them, and what messages do they have for us? We will work at mutual healing of these relationships. (Bring photos of your loved ones to build a community altar)
Revs. Gaye and David Morris will help us to learn more about the unique friendship between two brilliant but willful leaders of the Transcendentalist movement, Margaret Fuller and Ralph Waldo Emerson. They both enjoyed great success as thinkers, writers, and lecturers. An imagined vignette of their friendship, played out in the Emerson home parlor in … Continue reading Distant Relations: A Dramatic Dialogue Between Margaret Fuller and Ralph Waldo Emerson
