In a time of escalating income inequality, collapsing unions, and an uncertain economic future, we honor Labor Sunday, and will draw from some of the wisdom of our ancestors in the labor movement. May the past offer guidance as we … read more.
With so much of our lives in constant flux and transition, what is there for our heart to anchor on? This service will draw from the wisdom of the Hindu tradition, specifically from the stories of the God Krishna and … read more.
As a congregation, how do we help each other navigate times of change or transition? Why do even progressive communities so often resist changing their ways? How can we move from being resistant to change to embracing the challenges of … read more.
A sanctuary is a place of safety, and our liberal faith is always calling us to expand the sanctuary to be that safe space for more and more persons. This service will look at how to do that, with wisdom … read more.
We begin our exploration of the monthly theme of “Sanctuary” by looking at our nation, its promise, and its challenges using the words and life of Falmouth resident Katherine Lee Bates through her memorable song, “America the Beautiful”.
The Flower Celebration (also called “Flower Communion”) is a Unitarian Universalist ritual that celebrates our community and all the unique individuals that make it up. Everyone is invited to bring a flower of their choice to add to our common … read more.
Fifty years ago, on Christopher Street in New York City, something happened that, at the time, no one knew would change the world. As we wonder what the future holds for our nation and for our congregation, we’ll consider the … read more.
In this service we celebrate the 60th anniversary of our beloved Fellowship – six decades of striving to be a beacon of love and logic on the Upper Cape. Let’s celebrate the dreams of our founders, and imagine what the … read more.
Two of the greatest thinkers in our Unitarian history were Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau. In this service, we’ll look at what these two thinkers had to say about God, the interdependence of all things, and living a … read more.
On this day, 200 years ago, a sermon was given that defined a religious movement. The sermon was “Unitarian Christianity” by William Ellery Channing. The controversy this sermon ignited would lead directly to the founding of the American Unitarian Association … read more.
