Join us Sunday, Dec. 10 at 11 am in-person or on Zoom as we have a guided discussion concerning
In a congregation whose members contain monotheists, polytheists, atheists and agnostics, how do we define spirituality? Is it a word that only applies to experiences in a religious service, or can it have a larger and more personal meaning? Some would define it as whatever makes you feel connected to something larger than yourself, others may disagree.
Unitarian Universalism does not dictate theological beliefs that members must adhere to. Instead we have Principles and Sources that we use to help guide us in our everyday actions. Therefore our congregations can contain people with many different religious beliefs as well as those who are atheists and agnostics. In this service, we will look at various definitions of spirituality and discuss our personal reactions to the word itself as well as what we each consider spiritual.
Everyone is encouraged to stay for Coffee and Conversation after the service.
The Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations (UUA) has designated LUUF a "Welcoming Congregation", signifying its recognition that our church in Wayne cherishes diversity as it celebrates and supports the lives, relationships and contributions of our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer members and friends. We affirm and promote their participation in every facet of congregational activity.
Jody Rubel, founder of Mad Monk Tai Chi, offers classes on Thursdays and Saturdays that are open to everyone.
Give it a try!
Find more information on the "Ongoing Activities" page.
