Unitarian Universalist congregations affirm and promote seven Principles, which we hold as strong values and moral guides. The second principle is justice, equity and compassion in human relations. Bill Sessions, Senior Judge of the U.S. District Court for Vermont, in this Service titled “Passing Judgment,” will speak about how this principle is reflected in his career as a Judge.
This Service will introduce the theme for several of this year’s Services – the second principle of the Unitarian Universalist Association; Justice, equity and compassion in human relations.
Reverend Roddy O’Neil Cleary, former UU minister for the Burlington UU Church, is our guest minister this week.
After our summer break, we return to Services this week. This Service will be our annual Gather the Waters, when we share meaningful moments from the summer. You may bring a small container of water to join with the water of others in a common vessel.
This special Sunday we will celebrate Coming of Age for two of our teens. We will hear from them about their spiritual journeys and hear special thoughts and wishes from their families and friends. All are invited to offer your own thoughts and wishes during the Fellowship response. Following the service, we will enjoy a potluck … Continue reading Coming Of Age Service – 9:30am
It’s been a banner year for fear. Recently, there’s been an abundance of fear-driven responses to world, national and local events. In this UU Sunday Service, we see that fear leads to other emotional responses, and blocks us from engaging in rational discourse and decision making. Understanding fear can be the first step in keeping it … Continue reading Understanding & Dealing with Fear
In this Sunday service, Jenn will share reflections on abundance, scarcity, poverty, wealth, trauma, resilience and the dignity and worth of contribution. Jenn is a lifelong UU who has nurtured her spirituality at 9 different UU fellowships and churches. She has been a member of Mount Mansfield Unitarian Universalist Fellowship for over a decade.
Service Leader: Jennifer Pader
How to love every person, especially when you don’t want to. Dusty Kemp is a member of MMUUF and also a teacher, parent, and recovering addict.
