April Worship Schedule
ZOOM Meeting
Meeting ID: 92120756270
Passcode:1955
10 AM Virtual Service
 

April 11th - The 8th Principle

The Unitarians and Universalists who voted to combine two traditions into one in 1961 may not have realized they were laying the foundation for a denomination that today is seeking greater diversity, and deeply engaged in social justice advocacy and public witness. Sixty years later Unitarian Universalism is still in the process of becoming.

Please join us this Sunday as Rev. Terry shares a reflection on the 8th principle that has been proposed as an addition to our existing seven. The proposed 8th principle would require our membership to “affirm and promote journeying toward spiritual wholeness by working to build a diverse multicultural Beloved Community by our actions that accountably dismantle racism and other oppressions in ourselves and our institutions.”

​April 18th - Earth Day 

Our 7th Unitarian Universalist principle calls upon us to affirm and promote respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part. Please join us this Sunday as we celebrate Earth-Day.
Rev. Terry’s sermon will reflect upon the beauty of the earth and its incredible resilience, as well as the challenges presented not only by climate change, but climate-change denial. She will ask how we can become more involved in raising awareness of climate-change issues, and being more engaged in climate justice efforts that recognize the intersectionality of environmental degradation, race, and social class.

April 25th - Orisa Spirit Mind Body Alignment: Manifesting Iwapele

There has been a lot of hype in the spiritual genre over the last couple of decades about spiritual vibration and manifestation. Ancient African people in Orisa indigenous religious philosophy were focused on manifesting but not on material wealth but Ire and Iwapele! We come from Spirit in Arun as children. We manifest physically on Aye to develop spiritually. The goal of life is to face the challenges- Ajogun and develop the characteristics of an “ancestor” in the spiritual realm. Who qualify as an Ancestor? What are the Ajogun? What is an Orisa? What is Ire? What is Iwapele?

As a seeker of enlightenment for over 30 years, Deborah L Bernal M.D., is a medical doctor specializing in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (Physiatry). She integrates her knowledge, vast experience and training in complementary and alternatives into her holistic medical practice. Author, yoga teacher, dancer, visual artist, meditation, reiki and colorpuncture practitioner, she uses her expertise to develop innovative programs to educate, demonstrate and motivate health, spiritual wellbeing and peak performance for herself and others. She has evolved from a holistic physician into a spiritual teacher and healer.