Sunday, June 17
10 a.m. Service
Voice of the Voiceless
Reverend Jay Wolin

Join Reverend Jay as he explores  #Metoo, womanist theology, LGBTQIA rights, and non-white voices. 

Super Summer Sundays!
Please join the members of the Religious Services Teams this summer for a variety of summer themes to spark your summer Sundays while Jay is away on vacation, offering a Staycation for your Body, Mind and Spirit.  Hope to see you here!

Sunday, June 24
10 a.m. Service
Ancestry & Ancestors
Allen Bertsche & Cici Bernstrom

This Sunday Allen Bertsche and Cici Bernstrom invite you to explore the concept of ancestry with a service that looks both at our UU heritage and the rich history of ancestor veneration and connection in many cultures.  How we link to our collective past, as families, communities, and as a faith impacts how we live our lives today. Do we look honestly at the complicated past that helped to shape us or do we fall into the trap of glorifying those who came before us without recognizing that they too were humans; complex and flawed? Should the lessons we take from the past be those our ancestors wished for us, or do we also look back and see truths that they may not have been ready to face? Ancestry is a complicated concept, spiritually, genetically and culturally, so join us as we take a step back in time and reconnect with ourselves by exploring the path already taken. 

Sunday, July 1
10 a.m. Service
From UU Blues to Rock and Roll
Kathy Bowman, RST

Doug McCollum's rock group, The Crossing River Band, will share their musical journey from early experimentation with the 'blues' to the more contemporary sound of 'rock and roll.'  They have found a musical, emotional, and theological connection between the two musical styles.  We will journey with them with both narration and music,and reflect on our own musical/theological journey from a UU perspective.

Sunday, July 8
10 a.m. Service
Happiness
Mike Wilcox, RST

What exactly is happiness and how do we maintain such a state of mind? Buddhists have a term called Sukha which means lasting well-being. Different than ordinary pleasures which are temporary in nature, we can experience Sukha, in part, by establishing healthy connections with others being a part of something larger than oneself. So, yes, it is complicated. So come to the service to see how places like the UUCQC can be an incubator for happiness.

Sunday, July 15
10 a.m. Service
Invitation
John DeGreeve, RST

Join John in community – to empower and be empowered – to energize and be energized – to connect and reconnect – to create a safe clearing to listen to your own song. You are cordially invited!  

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