It has been said that every minister has basically only one sermon that they just repeat in many different ways. In his final sermon as UU Falmouth’s settled minster, Rev. David will try to give us his one sermon, one last … read more.
When Rev. David began at UU Falmouth, he was fresh out of seminary and new to ministry. As he prepares to move on, what has he learned about being a minister from this congregation? That is the theme for this service. … read more.
This service celebrates Pride Month, and will explore the symbolism of Pride flags and their connection to the real experiences of LGBTQ+ persons. In these times when over 30 state legislatures have or are trying to pass laws targeting transgender youth, … read more.
What does Unitarian Universalism have to say about forgiveness? What does it mean to forgive myself? When is it right to forgive others? Where does our faith fit into this important ethical conversation? This sermon topic was chosen by Tom Kirkman, … read more.
In recognition of Ramadan, Rev. David will touch on the unique ways Islam and Unitarianism historically have overlapped, and share some of the insights that history has for all of us in our personal quests for spiritual sustenance.
We are in an in-between place; the pandemic is not yet over, but the worst seems to be behind us. More and more of us are vaccinated, but it still is not yet safe for fully gathering in person. In this … read more.
This special service will celebrate spring and the rebirth of hope using the phoenix myth of ancient Egypt, the Jewish holiday of Passover, and the Chris?an story of Easter. Everyone is invited to color an egg for use in our closing … read more.
“Tenebrae,” from the Latin word for “darkness,” is a ritual of candles and darkness that marks the days leading up to Easter Sunday in parts of the Christian tradition. What might this ancient ritual, and the challenging images associated with Good … read more.
Another annual UU Falmouth tradi8on goes virtual! We celebrate the Web of Life, and the birthday of Charles Darwin, alongside all our animal friends. Bring your favorite animal friend or friends to the service, and together we will bless them and give thanks for all … read more.
