Thursday, November 10, 2011
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
October/November 2011 - The Secrets of Life & Death

On October 23rd we turn our attention from Ingathering, home and radical hospitality to begin an exploration of the secrets of life and death in both worship and adult religious education settings: How do we live life to the fullest? What happens to us when we die? What is our relationship with our ancestors? How can we affirm life when we are grieving? How do we live and love through death, and the lesser loses of aging, illness and trauma?
Sunday Worship
October 23rd - The Secret of Life - Rev. Jennifer
We begin w
ith a Partner Church Sunday exploration of living life to its fullest. This worship service will give you a chance to see and hear some of what happened at the Unitarian children's camp we c0-sponsored this past summer in Romania, and after the service you can put your faith into action by signing up to provide all or part of an educational scholarship for one of the children in our Partner Village of Gyepes, Romania
ith a Partner Church Sunday exploration of living life to its fullest. This worship service will give you a chance to see and hear some of what happened at the Unitarian children's camp we c0-sponsored this past summer in Romania, and after the service you can put your faith into action by signing up to provide all or part of an educational scholarship for one of the children in our Partner Village of Gyepes, RomaniaOctober 30 - Ancestor Sunday with Kate Connelley
November 6 - Death & Lesser Losses - Rev. Jennifer and Ken Nye
Join Rev. Jennifer in a service she's prepared with congregant Ken Nye to explore illness, aging and loss.
Religious Exploration for Adults
What if I don't know what to believe?
Join Rev. Jennifer and guest speaker Jane Mullen on three evening explorations of aging, end-of-life issues and death.
November 8, 9 & 15th
**Please register by Friday, November 4th by contacting Joan Guild at joan@guilds.net
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
The Gospel of Mary
Many thanks to all the folks at the Saco UU church for welcoming me so warmly as their guest Minister last Sunday. For those of you who were interested in finding out more about the sermon topic, try these great reads:
more mainstream - The Woman with the Alabaster Jar by Margaret Starbird & Jesus and the Lost Goddessby Freke & Gandy
more academic - The Complete Gospels by Robert J. Miller, ed. & In Memory of Her by Elizabeth Fiorenza & The First Edition of the New Testament by David Trobisch
And for a copy of the sermon you can email me at yarmouthminister@yahoo.com
Many blessings,
Jennifer
more mainstream - The Woman with the Alabaster Jar by Margaret Starbird & Jesus and the Lost Goddessby Freke & Gandy
more academic - The Complete Gospels by Robert J. Miller, ed. & In Memory of Her by Elizabeth Fiorenza & The First Edition of the New Testament by David Trobisch
And for a copy of the sermon you can email me at yarmouthminister@yahoo.com
Many blessings,
Jennifer
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Invitation to Pilgrimage
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Our Beloved Home September & October 2011
If you missed church on September 18th, we continued our exploration of home and radical hospitality and were called to worship by the words of Mary Oliver:
Red Bird
Red bird came all winter
firing up the landscape
those dun-colored darlings,
so hungry and so many.
I am a God-fearing feeder of birds.
I know He has many children,
not all of them bold in spirit.
Still, for whatever reason -
perhaps because the winter is so long
and the sky so black-blue,
or perhaps because the heart narrows
as often as it opens -
I am grateful
that red bird comes all winter
firing up the landscape
as nothing else can do.
To learn more about our exploration of narrowing and opening the heart read an excerpt of the Morning Message by clicking on the Beloved Community page to your left
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