Christmas Eve services
‘Each night a child is born is a holy night.’ On this night when we light candles against the dark, we come together to affirm that each child born can … Continue reading Christmas Eve services
Speaker: Rev. Bill Sinkford
Winter Solstice Service
Winter Solstice is a time of darkness moving toward light. What can we learn from this time of rest, renewal, and looking forward? Join us for this special annual service.
The Master’s Tools
The child, sleeping in the night, will bring us goodness and light. Rejoice! Goodness and light…hope…is on the way. Rejoice. In the Christian calendar, we have reached the mid-point of … Continue reading The Master’s Tools
Waiting for New Life
Did you have a good Thanksgiving? Yes? Most of you? I hope you all found a welcome table. I hope you all were also able to get to gratitude…at least … Continue reading Waiting for New Life
Building a New Way
Building a New Way Sunday, November 17, 9:15 AM & 11:15 AM Rev. Bill Sinkford Story for All Ages: Inspired by the story, No Less a Miracle, by Rev. Barbara Fast … Continue reading Building a New Way
In Memory
“What do people fear most about death?” Mitch Albom asks his former professor, now old and moving toward death, in his book, Tuesdays with Morrie. What do people fear most … Continue reading In Memory
The Courage of Our Convictions
We’ll build a land where we bind up the broken We’ll build a land where the captives go free Where the oil of gladness dissolves all mourning Oh, we’ll build … Continue reading The Courage of Our Convictions
Though You’ve Broken Your Vows
(Sings) Though you’ve broken your vows a thousand times. Though you’ve broken your vows a thousand times. That base line repeats over and over, insisting that the invitation extended by … Continue reading Though You’ve Broken Your Vows
A World of Difference
“First Unitarian Church is a beacon of hope for us and for our community, a spiritual center in the heart of our city that helps each of us find our … Continue reading A World of Difference
‘Ins’ and ‘Outs’
“Come, Come, whoever you are: Wanderer, wonderer, worshipper, infidel…come. … Open your hands, if you want to be held. … Open your soul if you want to be filled. Ours … Continue reading ‘Ins’ and ‘Outs’