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Upcoming worship services
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Sun., February 23, 2020 – Life Is a Labyrinth
Services at 9:15 & 11:15 a.m.
Worship Leader: Rev. Amanda Poppei
Music: UUCF Jazz Band
Religious Exploration: Winter RE classes for age 2-Grade 12 at 9:15 a.m. and age 3-Grade 12 at 11:15 a.m. in the Program Building. Grades 1-3 (9:15) and Grades K/1-3 (11:15) begin in the Chapel and end in class. Grades 4-6 begin in the Sanctuary and end in class. Preschool, Young Arts & Spiritual Development, Middle School and High School begin and end in class. Child care for infants through age 3 is available in the Sanctuary Nursery.
Sun., March 1, 2020 – High School Service
Services at 9:15 & 11:15 a.m.
Worship Leader: UUCF High School youth
Music: UUCF High School youth
Religious Exploration: Winter RE classes for age 2-Grade 12 at 9:15 and age 3-Grade 12 at 11:15 a.m. in the Program Building. At 9:15, Grades 1-6 begin in the Sanctuary for Together Time and end in class. At 11:15, Grades K/1-6 begin in the Sanctuary for Together Time and end in class. At both services, Preschool, Young Arts & Spiritual Development, Middle School and High School begin and end in class. Child care to age 3 available in the Sanctuary Nursery.
Sun., March 8, 2020 – You Can Be Smart and Not Wise
Services at 9:15 & 11:15 a.m.
Worship Leader: Rev. David A. Miller
Music: UUCF Community Chorale
Religious Exploration: Winter RE classes for age 2-Grade 12 at 9:15 a.m. and age 3-Grade 12 at 11:15 a.m. in the Program Building. Grades 1-3 (9:15) and Grades K/1-3 (11:15) begin in the Chapel and end in class. Grades 4-6 begin in the Sanctuary and end in class. Preschool, Young Arts & Spiritual Development, Middle School and High School begin and end in class. Child care for infants through age 3 is available in the Sanctuary Nursery.
Sermon videos
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Sermon texts
Being Who We Say We Are
Jan. 12, 2020. By Senior Minister Rev. David A. Miller As those of you who read my beginning-of-the-year blog to the congregation know – and I know at least four or five of you did because you told me you did – I have made some pledges this year – not resolutions – but pledges. […]
Throwing Out the Playbook: The Hard and Messy Work of Unitarian Universalism
Aug. 4, 2019. By Rev. David A. Miller. On election night in November 2008, I, like most of the world, watched as the U.S. elected its first black president. I was also in my final year of seminary and as I stood there I thought, “Oh my god, does this mean we are in a […]
Don’t Stop Believin’
Mar. 17, 2019. by Senior Minister Rev. David A. Miller. I will tell you, this vessel that we are journeying in together in this moment in time, this vessel in some ways is a lifesaver for me. It keeps me afloat in the midst of these turbulent waters. I was telling my colleagues at a […]
Intent vs. Impact: Resolutions for a New Year
Jan. 7, 2018. by Rev. David A. Miller. When I first came to Unitarian Universalism, I heard the phrase “assume good intentions.” Assuming good intentions was something that I hadn’t thought much about through my life. I guess I went through the early part of life having grown up in the political shadow of Chicago, […]
Why Should We?
by Senior Minister Rev. David A. Miller. Apr. 23, 2017. I’m not sure when I came to think of reflection as a vital religious concept, but at some point in my formation as a Unitarian Universalist I did. There are lots of different ways to reflect. We can think back about our early days of […]
Prophetic Voice, Who Me?
by Senior Minister Rev. David A. Miller. Jan. 29, 2017. Unitarian Universalist Minister Rob Macpherson wrote: “The very bedrock of our Unitarian tradition is the free practice of religion, first articulated in the Edict of Torda in 1568. If people ask you when Unitarianism started, that is as close to a solid inception date as […]
Why I Pray
by Rev. David A. Miller. Aug. 7, 2016. Have you ever sat down at the computer and, whether you are a believer or not, you thought, “God, if you are up there, or anywhere, please give me the inspiration to write this report, or paper, or if you are a minister, for instance, this sermon.” […]
