Rev Pamela Barz began her ministry serving the UU Church of Saco-Biddeford and now has returned to Maine where she offers coaching to help clergy and others get "unstuck" and live from deep gladness. Contact her at: .
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!
When I entered my graduate program last spring I thought I knew what justice was; now I am not quite as certain. A large part of our Unitarian and Universalist faith is about doing justice. And times of change are opportunities to increase justice. A well-known biblical verse, Micah 6:8, asks what does the good … Continue reading Restoring Justice
Mary Finn, Jill Linzee and Patti Anderson will lead a service in celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day. In accordance with our UU First Principle of the inherent worth and dignity of every person, and our six additional Principles we will share personal reflections, readings and music expressing our indebtedness to, and our love and support … Continue reading Indigenous Peoples Day
This seems like an important theme as we see our legislators in Washington D.C. debating and arguing over increasing the Federal budget and expanding the meaning of our country’s infrastructure. And world leaders are facing serious questions that threaten the stability of our world. How and what can we do here in Midcoast Maine?
