Oh, Freedom
Songs of struggles for a better life while facing slavery, facism and border crossings.
The UU Church of Concord does not require masks but we remain mask-friendly for those who choose to wear them.
Songs of struggles for a better life while facing slavery, facism and border crossings.
While hymns might not be strictly necessary for our survival, a beloved hymn can offer grace in times of sorrow, courage in times of fear, and joy in times of celebration. As we say goodbye to the tumultuous year of 2018, we will sing some … read more.
This service will feature a selection of songs picked individually by each of the Wholly Rollers, with an introduction by the Roller who recalled this particular song from their musical history. Most, or perhaps all, will be new songs to the Rollers, trying to … read more.
“Annual Music Service”
Who, what, and why do we search? What are we looking for? And when we think we have found “it,” what do we do with it? How can we come to terms with our natural inclination to form attachments and the inevitable suffering (and joys!) … read more.
We will sing hymns identified by congregants as particularly meaningful and hear stories about what makes certain hymns so special. This will be a service rich in singing, sharing and exploring the mystery of music and how music has helped us let go of what … read more.
Come join us for this calm and meditative service with singing in the style of Taizé. The service will offer a time to feel spiritual community for anyone ready to let go of the busy-ness of the season or for whom Christmas is complicated or … read more.
Music has a remarkable power to acknowledge our deepest agonies, to carry us through our grief, and to connect us viscerally to the hope we need to carry on. Come be surrounded and filled by music intended to heal your soul and expand your heart … read more.