Sundays at UUCM • 10 a.m. .

January 29: Rev Dr F. Jay Deacon on "The Mystery of Time"

We can look at time as something circular that simply repeats, round and round, nothing ever really new. Or we can look at it historically, ever harking backward for what’s best and true. But there’s a third way, which the Greeks called kairos. And then there’s the physicist who says time is an illusion to prevent everything happening at once in our experience! I’m going for kairos, and our starting point is right now, this time.

February 5: Rev Theresa Novak Chabot: "Leprosy—A Reality Still"

The Roman Catholic Womanpriest of the Church of the Holy Spirit, A Catholic Welcoming Community of Hope, which meets Saturdays at UUCM, will preach about various cultural attitudes of the times of both the Old and New Testaments, comparing them with those of today.

February 12: Rev Dr F. Jay Deacon on "What Darwin Found"

Today, in 1809, Darwin was born. And Abraham Lincoln. What’s that got to do with us?

February 19: Don Beecy on "The Spirit Carries On – Loving Memories of Deceased Parents"

This service shares personal stories and experiences used to create and keep memories of deceased Moms and/or Dads while life continues.  This perspective is through the experiences of three church members who, in the recent past, have lost parents: Don Beecy, Denise Cascio Bolduc and Paul Dolittle.  Included will be readings, personal stories, hindsights, a ceremony and song we used at the time of passing and beyond.

Don Beecy started this service as a summer service in 2008.  He used it as a way to heal and provide a memory tribute to his parents.  Five years later it’s still part of his memory sled.  Along the way, Denise Cascio Bolduc joined Don in 2010 and Paul has joined this year.

February 26: Rev Dr F. Jay Deacon on "Desolate Winter, Fallow Season"

There are seasons that feel like a barren field, like a desolate winter sea.  Is anything happening?  Has life stalled?  Is it dead in the water?  How must we be in such a place?  What must die so we may live?   What, in a bleak landscape, is possible?

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