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November 2  Joanne Harter

Samhain and Dio de los Muertos

November 9  Rev. Cindy Terlazzo

Keeping Covenant - What Does it Mean to Be a UU?

What is a covenant? When lived, it becomes our way of being together through the acts of Promise Making, Promise Keeping, Promise Breaking and Promise Renewing. Let’s explore the promises we make to one another.

November 16 Rev. Andrea Abbott-Hook

Isolation
 

November 23  Rev. Cindy Terlazzo

This Precious Human Life

Everyday is a new opportunity to give thanks for the gift of this precious human life. On this Sunday in mid November, as our thoughts turn toward a season of giving thanks – let us be grateful for the ways we nourish and uplift each other. Join us as we break bread together – giving thanks for all that is our life.

November 30 Michael Czarnecki

Learning to Bow: Gratitude, Appreciation, Respect

Reflections on a 3 1/2 week Journey in Japan.

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December 7 Eleanor Allen

Max Coots on Universalism in a Changing World

In 1964, Max Coots wrote a sermon about how Universalism had changed over the years to meet current world reality - and that sermon is just as relevant to UUism today as it was sixty one years ago!

December 14 Rev. Cindy Terlazzo

Advent, What are we waiting for?

December 21 Eleanor Allen

Winter

Winter is a magical time for children, with it’s promise of snow days and Christmas. The older we get, however, the more we tend to dread it. Max Coots wrote a short sermon
about this very topic. (I will see if Pat will be available to read the sermon) And there’s also a meditation by Gordon McKeeman, “Almost Converted” on the same theme.
Christmas Eve - December 24 - TIME? Last year we tried having the social hour before the service - and I
think most of us thought it worked well. Do we want to try that again? Sarah, Harriet, and I will put
together a service with lots of carols - and the Christmas story, with the usual candlelight singing of Silent
Night.

December 28  Michael Seymour

They call me “Sinterklaas”
I have been known by many names and many interpretations. Saint Nicholas, Père Noël, Father Christmas,
Ded Moroz, Babbo Natale, Dun Che Lao Ren, and Sinterklaas or Santa Claus to name a few. I invite you to
join me on a journey through time and tradition reflecting on what it truly means to give. Is there room for my
story in today’s world? Speaking from the heart, I’ll share why generosity, kindness, and wonder matter more
than ever, and challenge us all to rekindle deeper meaning beyond the red suit and holiday shopping. Come
discover how the spirit of Santa can unite and inspire us in a modern, diverse society.