A celebration of 21 years of music at UUFM with Music Committee Chair and Choir Director Michael Oldfather. Renea Reasoner, piano; Matthew Campbell, percussion; Slawomir Dobrzanski, piano; Matthew Meals, piano and electric bass; Michael Oldfather, director.
Program:
https://uufm.net/mp3s/sunday_2018-04-21.mp3
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We welcome UU musician Jim Scott to help us celebrate the earth with original songs, readings, and personal reflections on the idea of Mother Earth or “Gaia” as one living organism. Our “spiritual response” in word and action is so timely now. Our convener … read more.
Maeve and Kathleen Tanona share their experiences in Haiti, where they traveled for a week with Manhattan Medical Missions at the end of February. Our convener is Rev. Jonalu Johnstone. A special thanks to Sylvia Beeman for this month’s sculpture display in the sanctuary.
There are lots of parallels between Jesus and Elvis — both were called Kings. Many people claim to have seen them after their deaths. And they share many of the same followers. No disrespect intended; I love them both. Into every culture emerges the … read more.
With spring in our part of the country come storms. Though we may have reached a balance of light and darkness, the changes in atmosphere and temperature produce clashes that seem to defy balance. So it is in our lives. We often feel like … read more.
This morning, we welcome Bernard Norcott-Mahany, from Shawnee Mission Unitarian Universalist Church (SMUUCh), as we continue our popular Kansas Pulpit Exchange series. Our convener is Katie Kingery-Page.
https://uufm.net/mp3s/sunday_2018-03-18.mp3
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On the second Sunday of every month, our offering goes to a group in the community that lives out our ideals. That’s just one of the ways that we work in our lives to make a difference in the world. How do we balance … read more.
Tai Chi concerns itself with many physical objectives: relaxation, breathing, precise movement, interaction between mind, body and spirit. Perhaps nothing more defines it, though, than the practice of balance. Jonalu’s more than twenty years’ practice of Tai Chi has brought a variety of insights … read more.
As UU’s we often feel like outsiders in the culture. Perseverance for outsiders may look different than for insiders. A key is finding connection, no matter who we are to others, no matter who they are. Our convener is Elke Lorenz.
https://uufm.net/mp3s/sunday_2018-02-25.mp3
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Wendell Berry writes, “When despair for the world grows in me … I go and lie down where the wood drake rests …” Returning to nature, especially the cycles of nature and the pulse of life can revitalize and fill us so that we … read more.
