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Sunday December 24 is Christmas Eve! There will be no morning Fellowship Service. Instead, we’ll all meet in our usual space at Skidompha Library in Porter Hall at 4:00 pm for a special Christmas Eve service of lights, carols, and readings.
Susan Borg and Rashi Nessen will lead an interactive service called Playful Community, exploring how we can create deep connection while having fun together.
This service will honor Earth Day by including the voices of leaders from different backgrounds and traditions, including Native Americans, Buddhists, environmentalists, and theologians. It will also include Four Aims for Spiritual Leadership for a Climate Changed World – the words of Rev. Allen Ewing-Merrill, Executive Director of the BTS Center in Portland, ME. [BTS … Continue reading In Honor of Earth Day: Spiritual Leadership for a Climate Changed World.
[php_everywhere]Please join us at Edgecomb Town Hall on Friday December 24 and on ZOOM at 4:00 pm for our Christmas Eve Service. We’ll be singing merry songs, sharing stories, and passing the light of love. We have so much to celebrate. As a special treat for Christmas Eve, we’ll have a service of carols and … Continue reading Festival of Light on Christmas Eve
Live at the Edgecomb Town Hall at 10:30 am (masks required). This month the topic of our services involves an exploration of anger. Feeling and expressing anger are often difficult. Sharing our perceptions and beliefs about anger can lead us to be more compassionate toward ourselves and others when we’re angry. If you are unable … Continue reading Exploring Anger
Today, we’ll meet in person at the Edgecomb Town Hall, where we met for 20 years before moving to the Skidompha Library. In small groups, we’ll imagine our future as a Fellowship emerging from the trials and changes of the past many months. What are we evolving toward? Bring your imagination, your ideas, your whimsy!
This month’s worship theme is Listening. During this week’s service we’ll learn about and use active and reflective listening, getting to know one another through a practice in small groups. Rashi Nessen and Susan Borg serve as Worship Associates at the MUUF. They are retired educators who have used this practice for many years with … Continue reading The Heart of Respect is Listening
