The Buddhist Vending Machine-In-Person and Virtual Worship
While on vacation in Japan, Heather Finney posted a picture on social media of a Buddhist vending machine. This Sunday in the midst of Hanukkah and Advent we will explore…
Fasting at the Feast: In-Person and Virtual Intergenerational Service
We associate Thanksgiving with feasting not fasting. Tables covered with our favorite seasonal dishes are the hallmark of the season. However, there can be fasting in the midst of the…
Something Left Over: Remembrances of Ministry – In-Person and Virtual Worship
Former TVUUC minister John Buehrens returns to our pulpit to celebrate the anniversary of his ordination by our congregation in November of 1973. “TVUUC is the church that taught me…
Hindu Universalism-In-Person and Virtual Worship
The Indian proverb reminds us that ‘There are many paths to the mountaintop’ although some people tend to insist we keep our eyes on one path only. There are both…
The Last Mitzvah-In-Person and Virtual Worship
Jesus said, “Let the dead bury the dead” which seems at odds with his own Jewish heritage. Rabbinic tradition teaches us that burying the dead is our last mitzvah, our…
Things that go “Beep” in the night In-Person and Virtual Worship
Rev. Jon Coffee will be reflecting on two months into his residency as a chaplain at UT Medical Center and the big scary questions that come up when the pager…
Into the Fire-In-Person and Virtual Worship
Reflections on the intersection of spirituality and activism. (You can watch our worship service streamed at 11 am on our Facebook page https://tinyurl.com/yfx9pnx6, or our website https://tvuuc.org/ and also on our YouTube channel https://tinyurl.com/ycksxc98.)…
Protest Songs: An Alternative to Doom Scrolling-In-Person and Virtual Worship
Do you have a tendency to compulsively scroll through the most depressing content on social media? We’ve all been there before. This Sunday we will explore alternatives to doom scrolling…
Banned Book Sunday-In-Person and Virtual Worship
All across the country there are efforts to ban books from schools and public libraries. When we started the Children’s Diversity and Justice Library (CDJL) we did not foresee the…
Looking for the Sacred in the Secular City-In-Person and Virtual Worship
Some religions make a firm distinction between the sacred and the secular, all that is holy and all that is worldly. In the Unitarian Universalist church we believe the line…
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