It seems like going to the store or wandering in town, Christmas is everywhere! What if you lived in a world without Christmas? How would you explain what’s most important about the holiday? The Religious Exploration program invites you to enter an alternate universe filled with dragons, trolls, and talking flowers and animals as The … Continue reading Christmas Pageant: The Dragon Who Never Had A Christmas
Worship and choral presentation of Stella Natalis by Karl Jenkins. This beautiful choral work celebrates different aspects of Christmastide—winter, the sleeping child, tidings of peace, thanksgiving—with words ranging from the psalms to new texts by Carol Barratt.
A member-led, participatory service about meaning and the value in living our Unitarian Universalist principles.
Lori King-Nelson is a cradle-roll Disciple, growing up in Fort Worth First Christian Church—the church her family has called home since 1917. Lori is a member of Pastors for Texas Children, and is active in the DOC community, filling the pulpit in area Disciples churches, volunteering at Disciples food pantries, and occasionally providing church services … Continue reading The Lesser God
Worship Arts presents a Hymn Service with readings and congregational singing. This service will serve as an introduction to a series of member-led participatory services that address the 7 principles of Unitarian Universalism (and a proposed 8th), what we value, and how they’re reflected by the way we live.
“The Beloved Community” is a term that was first coined in the early days of the 20th Century by the philosopher-theologian Josiah Royce. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr popularized the term and invested it with a deeper meaning which has captured the imagination of people of goodwill all over the world. Our former minister at … Continue reading Building the Beloved Community
Member Rosalyn Hunter discusses life as an African American woman in the US and how to find peace in a world full of strife.
