Our Services
Upcoming Services
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November services
We hope you can join us on Sunday mornings at 10:30 am for our Worship Services this November. All services will be on Zoom, except on November 2 as noted.
November 2
“All Souls Become Ancestors”
Regina McConaghy with Alicia Boyd and Alex Emig, musicians Joan Grey and Hollis Bredeweg
We have inherited the world our ancestors built: a world rife with systems that do not match our values, but still a world filled with Love and possibility. Who are your ancestors, both your familial ancestors and those you choose as spiritual ancestors? In this sensory-rich, experiential worship, we’ll have the opportunity to celebrate ancestors by building an altar together, and engage in several different rituals to reflect on our feelings of grief for and connection to, individuals who have died. Please bring pictures of ancestors to place on a communal altar for the duration of the worship. This service is only in-person. There is no zoom.
November 9
“Of Boys and Men”
Matt Smith with Wanda Clifton, musician Ken Rayment
Boys and men are facing unprecedented difficulties adapting to today’s economy and society. This has created many of the most vexing problems our society is burdened with. Let’s explore these together and some of the possible solutions.
November 16
Rev. Elizabeth Barish Browne and Virginia Tomlinson, musician David Cohoe
Rev. Elizabeth Barish Browne (they/them), currently serving as the settled minister at the UU Church of Cheyenne, will be with us this Sunday as we address our theme “Nurturing Gratitude.” They created a service with us last May on Mother’s Day and recently changed their last name. We are glad to welcome Rev. Barish Browne to Pasco.
November 23
“The earth does not belong to us; we belong to the earth.”
Hollis Bredeweg and Joan Gray, Musicians Nancy and Raymond Brungard
A conversation on shifting our attitudes about our relationship with the earth during these challenging times
November 30
“The Legacy We’re Living”
Jes Martinez-Hunt with Matt Smith and Virginia Tomlinson
Legacy isn’t just what we leave behind, it’s the ways in which we choose to live our values out loud. As we honor Trans Day of Remembrance and enter the season of gratitude, we reflect on how remembering calls us to live with courage, compassion, and fierce love now.
Gratitude isn’t naive, it’s bold. It’s resistance. It’s how we honor our ancestors, our transcestors, and ourselves. It’s how we nurture each other, today and every day.
Jes Martinez-Hunt (they/them/none) is a Unitarian Universalist religious professional, conflict engagement coach, and co-director of a Florida-based justice collective focused on trans liberation, community care, and faith-rooted organizing. With a background in theatre, libraries, and ministry, Jes brings creativity, humor, and deep compassion to their work supporting communities in navigating conflict, healing through covenant, and cultivating spaces of joy and belonging as forms of resistance. They live in Central Florida with their spouse and a lively crew of kids and critters.
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