Stand with the One-In-Person and Virtual Worship
Chris Battle was minister of a successful church when he decided to give it all up to create Battlefield Farms; a ministry committed to growing food to share in the…
Angels Can Fly – In-Person and Virtual Worship
G.K. Chesterton once wrote, “Angels can fly because they take themselves lightly.” One of the risks of religion is that it can encourage us to take ourselves too seriously. For…
Get Lost! -In-Person and Virtual Worship
Telling someone to “Get lost!” is considered rude in most cultures and yet the wisdom of all the great religions of the world might be summarized in those two words…
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Email – In-Person and Virtual Worship
Have you ever known someone who was nice in person but a flame throwing troll on email? Maybe, there are times when we have all lived out this dichotomy. If…
Warrior for Peace -In-Person and Virtual Worship
When Yitzhak Rabin was the Prime Minister of Israel he once said “Peace is not just a prayer. It is first of all a prayer, but it is also a…
Music in Mind, Body and Spirit-In-Person and Virtual Worship
In this music centered service we will consider the practice and performance of music as an aide in personal development and community building. Practicing music is a barter where we…
Mother Teresa, Mother Jones – In-Person and Virtual Worship
Mother Teresa was very different from Mother Jones (and vice versa) and yet both had qualities that we tend to associate with “mothering.” In an age of non-binary thinking, we…
RE Sunday – Joyful Discomfort: A Celebration of Growing Together at TVUUC (Multigenerational Service)
Is making meaning together uncomfortable? Sometimes YES, in the very best of ways! Join us for an all-ages service celebrating the growth we find as we build beloved community, nurture…
Out of a Mountain of Despair, a Stone of Hope-In-Person and Virtual Worship
Out of a Mountain of Despair, a Stone of Hope - Rev. Lynn Thomas Strauss, Rev. Chris Buice and Dr. Reginald Houze Former minister Lynn Thomas Strauss and current minister…
Earth Day 2024: “There Is No Hope … But I Could Be Wrong”-In Person and Virtual Worship
Since the first Earth Day in 1970, threats to the health and wellbeing of our natural world continue to grow. In this Earth Day service, we reflect on Pete Seeger’s…
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