Sunday Services

Sunday, October 6 — 9 and 11 a.m. — Belonging to a Community — Rev. Anthony Johnson

What does it mean to belong to a community? Well, asking for what you need is belonging to a community. Needing one another is belonging to a community. Sharing your gifts is belonging to a community. Sharing your weaknesses is belonging to a community.

Sunday, October 13 — 9 and 11 a.m. — What is Soul? — Rev. Anthony Johnson

Ralph Waldo Emerson referred to the Soul as “the wise silence.” Lao Tzu called it the Tao. Plato called it the “good and the beautiful.” Aristotle called it “being.” In Zulu it’s called “Moya.” In Judaism some call it “Ein Sof,” that which is everything and nothing. The “Ka, the “Ba” and the “Akh” were what the Egyptians called it. We call it “the Soul.” This sermon will speak to the concept of soul in our modern lives and what it may mean to be in harmony with “the Soul.”

Sunday, October 20 — 9 and 11 a.m. — There Are No Others — Lark Doolan

When asked, “How should we treat others?” Ramana Maharshi famously responded, “There are no others.” There is power in building inclusive community, where diversity isn’t just tolerated, but valued. Lark will look at group membership and inclusion from a gender diversity perspective.

Sunday, October 27 — 9 and 11 a.m. — Building Community through Caring — The Caring Circle

“We commit ourselves to be present for support and assistance to one another in generosity of spirit, and sharing both our needs and strengths.” This is why the HUUF Caring Circle wants to explore with you, our congregation, how we can best respond to the needs of our community. Help us identify 1) What are the important needs of our members and 2) What are your suggestions as to how we can best facilitate meeting these needs. Your input is important, so please join us creating beloved community.