We the People: Exploring Social Justice in Troubled Times
Our Welcoming Congregation Committee welcomes guest speaker Dr. Sandra Faiman-Silva; who shared this thought with us: “An anthropological lens of inquiry has been instrumental in helping me as a teacher, scholar and activist to deconstruct some of the most pressing issues of our time and act to foster social change. What I believe are my […]
Leadership as an Art
During this service we will explore the various leaders who have brought this congregation together and what leadership skills are needed to bring it into the future. Service Associate: Julie DeSorgher
The Promise and the Perils of UUism
What are the hopes, values and vision that hold us together as Unitarian Universalists? What are the fears and flaws that hold us back? How can we realize our potential?
Scarcity vs. Vulnerability
While Scarcity and Vulnerability may seem interconnected, they represent distinct concepts in our emotional and social landscapes. Vulnerability refers to the state of being open to emotional exposure, risk, and uncertainty, often associated with bravery and authenticity in sharing our true selves with others. On the other hand, scarcity embodies a mindset rooted in lack—a […]
Call and Response with Matt Meyer
“Call and Response” led by Matt Meyer; service associate Judy Andrade. Singing out and singing together are part of the creation story of humanity. When our ancestors felt worried or alone, they called out into the darkness with song, and their community would respond in harmony. Join us for a service of song and silence, […]
Radical Love
“Radical Love” led by Rev. Rali Weaver; service associate Joanne Treistman. What is unconditional love and what good does it do? How can we love the hell out of the world? These are the questions we are going to ask ourselves this morning. Location: at the Meeting House and via Zoom
Curiosity, Compassion, and Caring
How we approach even tricky conversations can change the solutions we can find. This week we will explore the foundations of Internal Family Systems Therapy and how understanding our parts might help us to listen more deeply.
Irreconcilable
This subject relates directly to the gray areas in some of our UU principles. In a novel Steve is writing, our country has become embroiled in a vitriolicdebate about animal rights and the role of the government in legislating this issue. And yet again, a morally fuzzy issue results in the creation of an “US […]
High and Low Communication
We will consider how social and political location affect communication and how we can shift our understanding of correctness to be more inclusive.
The Depth of Meaning in Deep Listening
This will be an interactive presentation, offering a variety of ways people may choose to participate during his talk. Dan Joslyn is a longtime friend of UU Falmouth and a transmitted Zen Priest. Listen Here
