How much freedom do we really have? Sometimes our lives can feel veryconstricted. We don’t have enough time to do the things we want. We don’t haveenough money to buy the things we want. Cultural norms limit our freedom inwhat we do and say. We have responsibilities to our families and our employers.Sometimes we can … Continue reading Spiritual Freedom
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.
In anticipation of International Day of Peace, Karen Baggott and Meganne Smith will be sharing thoughts and songs on the topic of peace. Peace is a noun, and it is a verb; it is a process and a destination.
Karen Baggot and Susan Fetzer will lead this worship service where stories are told about the history and culture of this congregation. This a way for both new and old members to become aware of the culture and history of our beloved community. What memories are we, here at UCF, making now that will be told in … Continue reading The Elephant’s Tea Party: Making UCF Memories
Activist and musician, Pete Seeger, will be celebrated in our service on January 28th. Barb Thomas and Karen Baggott will bring back words and songs from a look at his life that was presented at UCF in 2015, one year after his passing. Through his music, he inspired many to do more for the environment … Continue reading If I Had a Hammer
Largely autobiographical, Tom Neilson’s talk is about choices and milestones in our lives. This will be a very musical service, so come ready to jam! BIO: Tom Neilson combines art with activism. Performing since the age of 3, he has received over two dozen awards, including two song of the year awards from Independent Musicians … Continue reading Forks in the Road
Susan Roberts and Karen Baggott will lead this service where poems, art and music are key elements. UCF members and friends have been invited to share their favorite poems. Susan will share her nature photography and Karen, with Meganne Smith will share Karen’s original composition. Come prepared to choose a word or two during coffee … Continue reading Wild Bird, Flowing Water – Celebrating Nature in Poetry
How did our Unitarian Coastal Fellowship get here and where are we headed? The New Building Team will reflect on building for our hopes and dreams in our new home on Bridges Street.
What is called the “first-wave” of feminism occurred about 100 years ago. Karen Baggott and Meganne Smith, from two different moments in that century, share personal stories, thoughts, and questions about the unique struggles of women. They hope for and envision a union of all people in eradicating these struggles for women of the future.
