Speaker: Beth Manchester-Howell
LET THE LITTLE CHILDREN COME TO ME – AND THE MISCHIEF
Worship with Beth Manchester-Howell on Sunday, November 26 – Nourish Pancake Breakfast
This is a hybrid worship service. Please join us in the sanctuary or by ZOOM: https://uuma.zoom.us/j/8261399470 Or via phone: +1 646 876 9923 Meeting ID: 826 139 9470 There is no order of service this Sunday.
Worship on Sunday, May 28 with Beth Manchester-Howell, “Blessing of the Animals”
This is a hybrid worship service. Please join us in the sanctuary or by ZOOM: https://uuma.zoom.us/j/8261399470 Or via phone: +1 646 876 9923 Meeting ID: 826 139 9470 Please view the: – COVID-19 Guidelines: https://fpuubridgewater.org/2022/09/covid19/ – Order of Service: https://fpuubridgewater.org/oos/
Virtual Worship with Beth Manchester-Howell on Sunday, January 2nd, 2022: “Breakfast Church” – Virtual Only
Come and enjoy a relaxed ZOOM breakfast with our church family on Sunday. We will bless our meal together and enjoy something we have all missed so much, eating together. As we share our meal, we will consider the complex contradictions of January. Please join us via ZOOM: https://uuma.zoom.us/j/8261399470 Or via phone: +1 646 876 9923Meeting … Continue reading Virtual Worship with Beth Manchester-Howell on Sunday, January 2nd, 2022: “Breakfast Church” – Virtual Only
Worship with Beth Manchester-Howell, Tony Winters, and McKayla Hoffman on October 3rd “Re-Humanizing”
As we move into October, and our new Soul Matters theme of the month (Relationship), we’re presented with an opportunity to reflect on relationship with one another and the greater world. The pandemic has widened rifts, heightened fears, and continues to make relationships more complicated by a hybrid world. Our values call us to meet … Continue reading Worship with Beth Manchester-Howell, Tony Winters, and McKayla Hoffman on October 3rd “Re-Humanizing”
Worship with Beth Manchester-Howell: “The Stories We Weren’t Told”
We all know the stories of charismatic leaders who came to be regarded as prophets. But can we learn from religious leaders that history has discredited?
Worship with Beth Manchester-Howell, “Finding your Beloved”
Sufi mysticism gives us an ecstatic vision of love. Consumer culture gives us an unattainable, syrupy ideal. Can putting these traditions side by side make us better people?
Holy Envy w/ Beth Manchester-Howell
As Unitarian Universalists, we struggle to understand dogmatic beliefs. But we can and should cultivate a respect for rituals and practices grounded in those beliefs. Bring a journal and be ready to explore how ideas we don’t believe in can bring us closer to god.” View today’s service
Worship with Beth Manchester-Howell: “Prayer 411”
Who do you call when you don’t know if you believe in God?