The UU Church of Concord does not require masks but we remain mask-friendly for those who choose to wear them.
It’s 10:21 pm. The parents have said their good-byes. Five more hours and we are headed to the airport. The youth are excited, roaming the church – and nowhere near ready for sleep. Time to finish these musings, musings about the importance of stories … read more.
What do we mean when we say that Unitarian Universalism is a covenantal faith? It points to our history as a faith focused on the quality of how we relate with one another. In 1648 The Cambridge Platform gave expression to the way congregational churches … read more.
I am excited, and a bit nervous, about March in our congregation. Our worship theme is Christianity, which over the past half century seems to have become the most challenging world religion for us to discuss and experience as Unitarian Universalists. It’s definitely the most … read more.
I love the words of Howard Thurman that we often use as the close of our Christmas Eve services:
When the song of the angels is stilled,
When the star in the sky is gone,
When the kings and princes are home,
When the … read more.
