Last Sunday, I preached about our Unitarian Universalist theological inheritance/mission to soundly reject the Calvinist doctrine about human nature, that it is characterized by “total depravity.”
This isn’t just a philosophical exercise. This past year, I believe we’ve seen a glimpse of some of the challenges … read more.
When I started at Live Oak there was a wonderful practice of engaging children and youth in social action projects. One of those projects is Homeless Helper bags that congregants purchase and then distribute when they are out and about. There is no doubt that … read more.
Up this week… To read more about any of the offerings, please browse the Learning pages on this website.
In-Person Classes: Because of numbers and volunteer status, we are shifting our class groupings this fall. Each Sunday is dependent on volunteer involvement. Please check our homepage and … read more.
How are you feeling, friends?
Between the cold front that blew in, seeing the parents with children between ages 5 and 11 posting about getting scheduled for the covid vaccine, and planning out our December worship services (including Christmas Eve!), I am experiencing a vague … read more.
Brought to you by the Social Justice Team and Faith Development Ministry
November 14, 1:00 – 3:30 PM
Location: Live Oak UU Sanctuary (all participants must be masked and vaccinated)
Registration Required: https://link.liveoakuu.org/Condor_Eagle
There is the opportunity for those who prefer to stay at … read more.
I get it…it can be hard to make the time to first of all find something that works for you, and then to have the discipline to do it regularly. Some people need quiet, others need movement. What works for me may not be what … read more.
Up this week… To read more about any of the offerings, please browse the Learning pages on this website.
In-Person Classes: Because of numbers and volunteer status, we are shifting our class groupings this fall. Each Sunday is dependent on volunteer involvement. Please check our homepage and … read more.
During the month of November we turn to gratitude for the abundance of the harvest and the quieting of the season. Use this month’s stories and songs to center your family in the practice of gratitude.
And join Carrie for our second Family Chapel, Thursday, November … read more.
Article from The Times, London England, October 21, 1799
Boy, I sure am looking forward to this Sunday! How are you?
I’ve been elbow deep in research about Halloween through the ages, and the various battles against the holiday from ancient times til now. I look … read more.
Up this week… PARTY!!!
You are invited to wear a costume to worship and join us afterwards for Halloween activities and treats. Regular programming will resume on November 7.
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In-Person Classes: Because of numbers and volunteer status, we are shifting our class groupings this fall. … read more.
