When we get to the core of what being generous really means, we find ourselves in an unexpected place where we can scrutinize our purpose in offering a gesture, donation, or kindness. Allowing ourselves to come face to face with the person in the mirror, we’ll see the reflection of how we think about “the other”. Our … Continue reading “The Dance of Giving and Receiving”
All Souls abides by our Covenant and what does that mean? It means that we are in ever deepening relationship with each other in the spirit of respect and caring through the struggles and joyful occasions We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and on Zoom. Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 a.m. … Continue reading “Being In Covenant, Together”
Our animal companions are beloved family members, confidantes, and the source of deep joy and support. This month we share our Sunday offerings with the Windham County Humane Society. Join us as Dr. Susan Kelly, DVM, talks about the work they do to make it possible for our human and animal neighbors to share their … Continue reading The Interdependent Web
In a busy life, how productive is it to stop the flow of activity? Won’t things that need doing just back up and make things more complicated? Can retreating be a way to move forward with ease and clarity? ASC member Jody McAssey will explore the concept of Spiritual Retreat. We anticipate that this service … Continue reading “Retreat, One Pathway to Purpose”
We will celebrate the essence of who we are, recall the legacy and commitment to our UU Principles and Sources, adopted in 1987, and changes being explored through voices of youth and elders at the national level of our faith. We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and on Zoom. Click right here Sunday … Continue reading Pride in our Larger Faith Community – Conversations, Learning and Change!
Our good friend Amer Latif will present a Qur’anic meditation on how our idea of God veils the actual presence of God in our lives and in the world. He will be playing the Neh, a traditional flute. Amer Latif moved from Marlboro College when it closed to teach Comparative Religion at Emerson College in … Continue reading “Eggs Are Not Always Egg-Shaped”
. The history and evolution of our faith is fascinating, ways it has evolved over the centuries. We will explore through stories, people and cornerstones of our UU history. **In honor of St. Francis Day (Oct. 4) we will hold a Blessing of Our Animals! Bring a photograph or symbol of your animal family member … Continue reading Honoring our Heritage, Celebrating Our Evolution
SUSU commUNITY farm exists to co-create a homemade field of love for the next 7 generations through the healing, affirming, and liberation of Black, indigenous, people of color and their allies. We welcome them to this First Sunday service, and look forward to sharing our offerings for this month with them. We anticipate that this … Continue reading “A Field of Love: Sowing Seeds of Liberation in Vermont”
We strive to create a community that welcomes everyone through our doors, and to honor the diversity of our experiences. How do we embrace this needed, healing practice, navigating who we are and what we believe, and those who may seem so “different” than us? As communities around the country react with division and fear, … Continue reading Welcoming the Diversity of Experience, Creating a Strong Embrace led by Rev. Telos Whitfield.
What if there is no kangaroo court in the sky? What if we have right and wrong all wrong? And who gets to be the judge? We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and on Zoom. Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 a.m. to join via Zoom. Click here to read our protocols … Continue reading Daze of Awe: New Years’ Cheers & Fears
