Rev. Matthew McHale
Karen Rose, Worship Associate
As Rebecca Parker says, “Your gifts—whatever you discover them to be—can be used to bless or curse the world…” This Sunday we explore how can we live our lives as blessings, and acknowledge the ways we … read more.
We are taking our monthly theme of creativity to heart and pulling out all the stops for this service. We’re not sure exactly what the service be—because you’re going to help create it—but we know it will be fun, inspired and unexpected!
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This Mother’s Day we explore what (and who) it takes to raise children. All of us have been shaped not just by our parents but by the communities we grew up in. What does it mean for Emerson to be a supportive and nurturing community … read more.
Community is hard work. In community we inevitably hurt each other, disappoint each other, and find ourselves in conflict. Such occasions can test community, but how we respond in those situations can actually help make the relationship or community stronger.
David Early, Worship Associate
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“Our Interdependent, Intergenerational Web of Existence”
Rev. Matthew McHale,
Emmalinda MacLean, DRE
Barbara Calvi, Worship Associate
For this all-ages Earth-Day celebration, we will dive into the idea of the “web of life” from scientific, spiritual, emotional, and artistic perspectives. Take part in constructing our … read more.
Bring a Friend Sunday: “Are You Ready to Grow?”
Rev. Matthew McHale
Julie Borden, Worship Associate
Our Third Unitarian Universalist principle calls us to spiritual growth, what does spiritual growth mean in a religion with as diverse beliefs as ours? During this Spring season, when new … read more.
Jesus and Martin: The Ever-Emergent Power of Life
Rev Matthew McHale
The Easter story is about life triumphing over death. This year, Easter falls three days before the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Both Jesus and Martin were … read more.
Rev. Matthew McHale
Linda Fitzgerald., Worship Associate
“Whether your glass is half full or half empty, hope can fill it up.”
The way we perceive something is the way we will receive it. We make a choice to look at a situation as a glass … read more.
Rev. Matthew McHale
Melissa Marote, Worship Associate
Pursuing moderation can help one find a healthy balance in their life: neither too indulgent nor too abstinent, neither too trusting nor too suspicious, neither too wasteful not too frugal, neither too fearful nor too daring. But … read more.
TAKING CARE OF EACH OTHER
TAKING CARE OF OUR CHURCH. TAKING CARE OF THE WORLD
Rev. Matthew McHale
Barbara Calvi, Worship Associate
Please join us for the kickoff of our annual stewardship campaign, which allows us to support the work of this church. And we … read more.
