Feb 2, 2020
Perhaps no other event of modern U.S. history more exemplifies this month’s theme of “Persistence” than the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Keep Your Eyes on the Prize was one of the songs the black community sang over and over to keep their spirits up … read more.
Nov. 24, 2019
On this Sunday before Thanksgiving, let us consider the role of praise and thanksgiving in our interpersonal relationships. How do we affirm and give thanks for the people in our lives? How much praise is appropriate? Can you overdo praise? What does praising … read more.
Nov. 3, 2019
For the month of November, we will be examining the theme of “giving praise”. To many people in our society that would be the definition of worship, as long as you understood that the object of that praise was God. But is “giving … read more.
Sep. 29, 2019
Is there a vital task that confronts the human species at this juncture in time – some Great Work that, if you participated in it, you would feel you were on the right side of history? Surely the world is in need of … read more.
Sep. 15, 2019
Every day we depend upon a host of people we will never see and never know in ways we hardly ever think about.This month we are exploring the theme of “Work and Play”. On this Sunday let us explore the lives and work … read more.
Sep. 08, 2019
“Come on out and play!” There will be joy in coming together once again. It’s HOMECOMING SUNDAY! We will renew our bonds of faith and affection.
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I think I have fallen in love! He is quite the looker – blonde hair, big blue eyes, a charming smile. And he seems so open to new experiences, curious and engaged with life. But one of the best parts is that … read more.
As I begin my transitional ministry with you (for one and hopefully two years), it’s an honor to serve on your ministry team during these times. As a member of the UUA Interim Ministry Guild I help congregations move through change to prepare for new … read more.
“Houston is the most diverse, rapidly growing major US metropolitan area, and immigration has contributed greatly to its growth and diversity. In 2013 the Houston metro area was home to 6.3 million people, of whom 1.4 million were foreign born – an increase of nearly … read more.
