RE: Choice
Join us this week in celebration of the journey we’ve been on together at TVUUC this year as one community of all ages, marking spiritual milestones we’ve experienced and offering…
Community Care and other Lessons of Motherhood
What spiritual lessons can motherhood offer for our whole community? How might our spirit grow by walking alongside the care-givers of the youngest members of our church family? By way…
On Being & Dancing: the Call Seeks a Response
Aisha will discuss spiritual and social presence and the spirit of dance while engaging participation via movement, call, and response. Reverend Donna Uma Aisha Brown (ordained in the Temple of…
Paul Robeson: Triumph and Tragedy (Music Sunday)
Paul Robeson (1898-1976) was not only a great singer and actor but also an outspoken advocate for the rights of African Americans and other oppressed people. During the Cold War,…
Easter Sunday – Flower Communion
In this multigenerational service, we will celebrate Easter with Flower Communion–an annual ritual that celebrates beauty, human uniqueness, diversity, and community. Please bring flowers to share, although if you forget,…
Am I My Brother’s Keeper?
An Ageless Question .. We will dig deep into the motherlode of Ancient Indian Folklore & Legends to search for clues. We will knock on the doors of Modern Contemporary…
Sabbath
Former TVUUC minister John Buehrens is returning to our pulpit to talk about the meaning of Sabbath for religious liberals. He will share the story of how our congregation gave…
Who We Are Becoming
What is it that the still, small voice of your own deepest self tells you about how you are meant to live in this world? Religious community at its best…
The Burnout Baptist Church (and Other Possibilities)
12 Step Recovery Groups tell us we need to reconnect with our inner child. In Red Bay, Alabama, there is a congregation called the Burnout Baptist Church, humor unintentional. How…
It’s Not Easy Being Green
Our 7th Principle calls us to respect the interdependent web of existence of which we are all a part. How do we stay committed to being green even when it…