Church of the Larger Fellowship UU Worship

Church of the Larger Fellowship
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Worship services from the Church of the Larger Fellowship, a Unitarian Universalist congregation without geographical boundaries or walls.

  1. 5d ago

    Declaration of Interdependence - Rev. Dr. Michael Tino

    250 years ago, a group of privileged colonizer men declared the United States an independent nation. What might it mean to understand instead a world community of interdependence? Who gets to declare that?

  2. Jun 8

    When There Is This... - Aisha Hauser

    Interconnectedness is a central tenet of Buddhist teaching. We will explore the ways Buddhist teachings illustrate the ways we cannot escape the ways what we do impacts each other.

  3. Jun 1

    Copy, Moon Joy - Rev. Dr. Michael Tino

    For a few brief days, the world got to experience collective wonder and exhilaration through the crew of the Artemis II spacecraft as they circled the moon and came back to Earth. “Moon joy” has awakened in me a curiosity about what it really means to thrive, and how we can make such a thing available to everyone.

  4. May 25

    Justice at the Margins - Rev. Dr. Donté Hilliard

    Why do we expect justice from imperial systems that are designed to perpetuate injustice? When you live at the margins, like Alice in Wonderland, we must learn to navigate the world differently;  our vision and pursuit of justice must be reimagined.

  5. May 18

    Justice is in the Eye of the Beholder - Aisha Hauser

    Justice has always been contextual. It is a hard truth and one that we must understand as we work to dismantle systems of oppression. As an abolitionist, I am called to understand what justice looks like when we dismantle the idea of locking people away.

  6. May 11

    Bringing Our Whole Selves - Rev. Dr. Michael Tino

    We are called to create communities where all people can thrive. For this to happen, we need to be able to bring our whole selves, unapologetically. Our identities, our backgrounds, and our accomplishments, and also our struggles, our mistakes, and our places of brokenness. Unitarian Universalist theology creates a space for this to happen. Will we make it possible?

  7. May 4

    What We Owe Each Other in the Wilderness - Rev. JeKaren Bell

    What do we owe each other? Not in theory. Right now, in this country, in this moment — when people are being taken from their children, their homes, their languages, and placed behind walls designed to make the rest of us forget they exist. This sermon is about the covenant that follows us into the wilderness. Bio (feel free to edit): Rev. JeKaren Bell (she/her) is an ordained and fellowshipped Unitarian Universalist minister, certified Death and Grief Doula, artist, and poet with more than fifteen years as a religious professional. Rooted in African earth-based and Womanist traditions, her work sits at the intersection of grief, transformation, and communal care. She is the founder of The After Practice, offering guidance for leaders and communities navigating loss, conflict, and institutional change. She currently serves the Unitarian Universalist Association as Co-Director of the New UU Communities Fund. She is married with two bonus kids and two dogs.

  8. Apr 27

    Anniversary of Letter from a Birmingham Jail- Aisha Hauser

    It has been 63 years since Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. handwrote one of the most famous letters in United States history. We will read excerpts from the letter and consider how far we have and have not come as a country.

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