You, Me, Us and Them
This service is about You, Me, Us and Them—some personal journeys into the realm of difference and pluralism. Kathi and Rosa will share how they learned to negotiate and operate in a world where not everyone looks, thinks or acts similarly. Interpreting our 7th Principle: The interconnectedness of all existence highlights the impact our actions […]
Mother’s Day Sunday
Carla Koehl, the Cape Cod Foster Closet Outreach Coordinator, will be introducing the organization and the work it does. In addition, the Caring Committee will recognize this year’s “Volunteer of the Year” award winner. We are also collecting disposable diapers of all sizes, so please bring them to the Meeting House on or before May […]
“Aaaaart”
What is art? Why is art? John Jackson doesn’t know the answer, but he’s got some opinions that may work for you. We will be celebrating art from our own friends and members, and discussing art, Art, and Aaart! Listen Here
The Ancient Art of Hospitality: Working Toward a Welcoming World
Rev. Janet Newton currently serves the Unitarian Universalist Society of Martha’s Vineyard as their parttime minister. Theologically, Rev. Janet draws upon science and nature to inform and illuminate the spiritual landscape of our collective human experience. Listen Here
A Celebration of the Earth
Celebrate Earth Day Sunday with us! Kitty Hendricks-Miller, the Indian Education Director for the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, will play the cedar flute, lead us in prayer, plus share stories, songs, and insights into Wampanoag history, traditional arts, and ways of life. Share the Plate – STP on April 21 will be collected for Farming Falmouth.
Solomon’s Story, Ministry, and Journey to Harvard Divinity School
Pastor Solomon will explain how our stories can provide lenses that we can use to see God’s presence or absence in our lives. When we put our stories into proper perspective, they help us better appreciate other humans. Our stories are a powerful tool that we can use to drive revolutionary change in our communities. […]
This Land Is Your Land, This Land Is My Land
Who really owns the land we live on? Are we responsible for the sins of our fathers? John is a longtime member of UU Falmouth. Listen Here
Easter: The Life-giving Spirit
At our Christmas Eve candlelight service, Daniel Mark Welch described Christmas as part 2 of a trilogy. Today, at Easter, we arrive at part 3, the dramatic conclusion to the story: with Jesus no longer among them, his followers begin to see the life-giving spirit in each other. This service will include the pledge drive […]
Starting Point
The Membership Committee will introduce a new program from the UUA called “Starting Point” in an interactive format. Created for members, friends and visitors, it will provide an experience of Unitarian Universalism, not just information about its history and the seven principles. This promises to bring new life to UU theology as a way of […]
Women Empowerment
WE CAN is a Cape-based non-profit organization that empowers and supports women to build pathways to stability and self-sufficiency. As March is National Women’s History Month, Lisa will speak about the work of WE CAN and the women it serves. Before joining WE CAN, Lisa served as Director of Community Benefits and Grant Administration at […]
