Community Breakfast
Join your UU Falmouth family for a wonderful end-of-summer breakfast hosted by the Men’s Breakfast group. Everyone is invited to bring something to share for this fun community gathering.
What Makes Sacred Text Sacred?
. Sacred texts have been at the center of different religious traditions all around the world for millennia. With a particular focus on the collection of texts that has become the “New Testament,” Daniel Mark Welch will use his newly acquired Master’s in Ancient Christianity to explore how human-written texts come to be considered divine […]
No Service – Falmouth Road Race
As many of our members are working at the Falmouth Road Race we will have no service this Sunday.
The Oversoul Within: Transcendentalism for Today
What does it mean to trust the still, small voice within? Rooted in the teachings of Emerson and the Transcendentalists, this service explores the idea of the “Oversoul”—a deep, shared spirit that connects us to one another, to nature, and to the divine. In a time of noise and distraction, how can we return to […]
A Rebirth of Wonder
In a world often driven by routine, cynicism, and urgency, how do we keep our sense of wonder alive? Drawing from the wisdom of poets, prophets, and everyday awe, this Sunday’s service invites us to rediscover the sacred in the ordinary and rekindle our capacity for reverence, curiosity, and joy. Together, we’ll explore how “a […]
The Preponderance of the Small
Rev. Rali Weaver; service associate, Kathi Sommers. In a world that often celebrates the grand and the monumental, it’s easy to overlook the power of the small. This sermon invites us to reflect on how the quiet, everyday moments—tiny acts of kindness, small choices, and the subtle shifts in our hearts—can have a profound impact. […]
Life Is a Bit Like Chess
Rev. Rali Weaver; with service associate, Izzie Williams. Life is much like a game of chess—full of moves, strategy, and unexpected twists. On this International Chess Day, we’ll explore how the decisions we make, both big and small, shape our journey. Just like in chess, life requires patience, foresight, and the understanding that every choice […]
One Song: The Science of Oneness
Speaker JD Stillwater; service associate, John Jackson. For millennia mystics and poets have told us that “All is one” and yet we feel ourselves surrounded by separation, antagonism, and isolation! With help from some intrepid dung beetles, science ambassador JD Stillwater takes us on a tour of findings from mainstream science that reveal an underlying […]
Faith and Patriotism in Extreme Times
In today’s world we often see some groups claim to be the only true patriots and have the only true religion. Ellen Todd will share some of her thoughts and reactions to this extremism. She hopes others will join in conversation after the service to share their own thoughts about how to talk among ourselves […]
Where Our Free Spirit Leads
Rev.Rali Weaver with service associate Kathi Sommers. As the days grow long and the world is in full bloom again, we’re invited to loosen the knots within us—the ones tied by duty, fear, or routine. In this service, we’ll reflect on what it means to truly follow the call of a free spirit. How might […]
