Sunday Services for January 2018
theme: Wonder Services include sermons preached by Rev. Andrew Clive Millard unless otherwise noted. January 7th: “Breathe.” The new year has begun! As we move from 2017 into 2018, and
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theme: Celebration Services include sermons preached by Rev. Andrew Clive Millard unless otherwise noted. December 3rd: “Hope is here.” For what do you hope this season? What is it that
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theme: Stronger Together Rev. Andrew Clive Millard will return from sabbatical next month (November) and will resume regular Sunday preaching in December. October 1st: “Water Communion” An indigenous social activist
Continue readingA Prayer in Response to the Events in Charlottesville
This prayer opened the Sunday worship service at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Peninsula, on Sunday, August 13, 2017, one day after the white supremacist events in Charlottesville, Virginia,
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theme: Sustainability UUFP Minister, Rev. Andrew Clive Millard, is on sabbatical this month. September 3rd: “Economic Justice” To increase the GDP it is suggested that labor needs to produce
Continue readingGrowing the Beloved Community, Twelve Months a Year
“For all that is our life” by Rev. Andrew In services this morning, our “Blessing of the Backpacks” prepared our students of all ages for the year ahead, sending them
Continue readingPraxis: Learning through Action
“For all that is our life” by Rev. Andrew They say that life is what happens to us while we’re making other plans. I had planned to continue the series
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“For all that is our life” by Rev. Andrew On the first Sunday of May, our Sanctuary was at capacity for the “White Supremacy Teach-In”. Like a majority of Unitarian
Continue readingMoral Injury Requires Soul Repair
For all that is our life” by Rev. Andrew (This is part of a series of articles about my sabbatical plans. You can read the previous article here.) We’re familiar
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