All services, events, meetings and gatherings are virtual for the time being.
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.
We will have a special guest: Je Exodus Hooper (they/them). Je is a clergy leader with the American Ethical Union (a humanist movement dating back to 1877) and a current Ph.D. candidate. In Je’s words, their ministry “is focused on decolonizing … read more.
We will turn to our own personal relationships and consider what it is to let go of toxic relationships and claim the power of the First UU Principle (the inherent worth and dignity of every person) for ourselves. Can you … read more.
We will be honoring both Indigenous People’s Day and United Nations Sunday by focusing on the urgency of the global climate crisis. With wisdom from Earth-centered spiritual traditions, and the guidance of our Unitarian Universalist Principles, we’ll look at what’s … read more.
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Channukah and Kwanzaa are very different, but they share a surprising amount in common. Both of these observances come from an historically marginalized group fighting for survival, and both have a lot to say about collective resistance and individual self-determination. … read more.
We’ll hear the traditional stories of Jesus’ birth from the New Testament, and sing familiar carols, as we open up to the mystery and wonder in ordinary, overlooked, people.
…we’ll reconsider Mary, using the New Testament, the Qu’ran, and contemporary feminism.
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Today is Rohatsu, or Bodhi Day: the day that many Buddhists around the world honor as the day the Buddha became enlightened. In honor of this day, we’ll look at the current Western obsession with Buddhist mindfulness, and what the … read more.
