All are welcome to attend this silent meditation group. We gather each Wednesday afternoon. For questions or more information, please contact Josefa Mandarino through the church office. Please share: on Twitter on Facebook
Big Band Bluegrass to Bach Concert Series A community treasure for over 20 years, the Hendersonville Swing Band, led by trombonist Jerry Zink, plays music of the Big Band era, and occasionally slips in a number from the “Modern” era. Nearly all the members of the 16-piece band are retirees. Not only does Zink introduce […]
Thirty-five years ago, ministers and laypeople who were part of the Common Vision process surveyed UUs about gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people in leadership. Responses were so mixed that the Board funded the Office of Lesbian and Gay Concerns, and a new program, called “Welcoming Congregation.” This Fellowship voted to become a Welcoming Congregation […]
Bring your mobile device and questions to our pop-up help desk during coffee hour on April 28. Tech-savvy volunteers will be available until 1pm to help you connect to the UUFH website, social media, and podcast. We can help you install and start using apps, orient you to the new website, show you how to […]
New and used items of interest to pagans and other earth spirituality minded for sale or swap. Ritual items, jewelry, crystals, books, teas, soaps, art, tarot cards, and much more. Please share: on Twitter on Facebook
Friction Farm and Joe Jencks of Brother Sun, both of whom have performed at UUFH, will be among the facilitators. Participants of all musical skill levels are invited. There will be concerts, workshops, sing-alongs, and more. Lodging is provided. Attendees can stay two to six days, and registration is open now. To learn more visit […]
Choir members are invited to come at 9:15am Everyone is invited to enjoy a delicious breakfast of quiche, muffins and fruit before our Easter Service begins at 10:30. Our Family Ministry Program will host the event, which is an annual fundraiser for the Family Ministry Activity Fund. Join us for a tasty breakfast while enjoying […]
Another Interesting Affirmation from the Humanist Manifesto III: Ethical values are derived from human need and interest as tested by experience. Humanists ground values in human welfare shaped by human circumstances, interests, and concerns and extended to the global eco-system and beyond. Humanists are committed to treating each person as having inherent worth and dignity, […]
Talk: Stroke of the Pen: A Near-Death Chronicle Speaker: Dr. Jim Nourse In March 2017, Dr. Nourse was admitted to the hospital with a subdural hematoma. What followed was a close encounter with death and a spiritual opening that continues to inform and inspire his life and work. In this presentation, Jim will discuss the […]
Even though we tend to focus on it as if it were a fragile dualism or threshold between either whole or broken; wholeness is not one or the other, but a more robust, resilient wholeness within wholeness to be recovered, re-imagined and reformed over and over again. Parker Palmer reminds us that wholeness is about […]
Join us for this month’s Soul Matters potluck when we will be reflecting on wholeness and what that means in terms of our Enneagrams. Please share: on Twitter on Facebook
Newcomer Orientation 4:15pm; Class 4:30-5:30pm Note: on 4th Wednesdays class starts at 3pm Qigong is an ancient Chinese natural self-healing wellness system to help prevent and even reverse illness and enhance overall health. Among its many health benefits are lowered blood pressure, improved circulation, respiration, and digestion. Qigong can also help one’s balance, flexibility, bones […]
Are you interested in how digital tools like websites, social media, and podcasts can help us create a better world? Join us for this “lunch and learn” or join an online virtual workshop (date TBD) to learn in your PJs at home. We’ll look at the latest digital trends and talk about best practices for […]
The message will provide an overview of the proliferation of weapons and tendency toward gun violence, and what we can do in a proactive way to combat this philosophy and trend. Rev. Michael Cleland has over 30 years of pastoral experience in established local churches as a settled pastor as well as part and full-time […]
Family Ministry will be helping Honey Burrell glaze about 50 bowls for the April 28th Empty Bowls Event at St. John’s in the Wilderness. All are invited to join in, and we’d love to have a few volunteers willing to help the children glaze bowls. If interested, contact Hannah McKinley. Please share: on Twitter on […]
Topic: What are the significant sacrifices and challenges in your life? Some background and how you handled them, please. Would you meet them in a different way? Questions, contact: Don Emon, d.emon99@hotmail.com. Please share: on Twitter on Facebook
Dr. Kevin Ayesh is a virtuoso concert pianist. Locally based and nationally renowned, he has performed concerts and presented master classes throughout the United States, Canada, Germany, and Hong Kong. Program Sonata in B-flat Major, K. 333 – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Allegro Andante cantabile Allegretto grazioso Sonata in C Minor, Op. 13 (Pathétique) – Ludwig […]
In his book, “Be Here Now”, Ram Dass notes “what is important is that you get your house in order at each stage of the journey so that you can proceed.” March is pledge drive, getting the house in order month, in order to proceed into new vision, ministry, energy, and possibility. By this time, […]
Marc Mullinax returns to speak about scarcity and abundance. Our world is built on the thin fictions of scarcity. Advertising, religion, athletics, maybe even your boss grabs your attention by making you feel like there’s not enough to go around, that only one team or person wins, or there are not enough resources, or room […]
Talk: Gifts In Ugly Wrapping Paper: 5 Ways to Transform a Crisis into an Amazing Next Act Speaker: Pamela Shook, Cl.H. Broken bones knit stronger at the site of the break. Likewise, major crises/soul wounds provide the opportunity to emerge stronger, more resilient, confident, and aligned with our purpose. Pamela will share her personal journey […]
With the spring Equinox comes renewal and light. Dovie, Gracie and Christy will lead us in this Rite of equal light and dark. Gather in starts at 5:40 with ritual to start at 6pm. Please share: on Twitter on Facebook
Dreaming sounds so spiritual. Building a foundation might seem boring and obligatory. Changing can be terrifying. I’m pretty sure when that caterpillar is wrapping herself in her cocoon, she’s wondering why the heck she’s compelled to do that. Luckily, we are not alone in our change. We have each other. You are important to this […]
An Affirmation from the Humanist Manifesto III: Humans are an integral part of nature, the result of unguided evolutionary change. Humanists recognize nature as self-existing. Humanists accept life as all and enough, distinguishing things as they are from things as we might wish or imagine them to be. Humanists welcome the challenges of the future […]
Join us to walk up to see the goats at Carl Sandburg. We invite children, families and adults of all ages to come out and take a short walk together as the weather gets warmer. Please share: on Twitter on Facebook
Here you are: poised for the journey to the there you want to become. But the there’s there are different than they’ve been; more vital and needed than ever but less obvious. People increasingly don’t want “church” but yearn for the connection, comfort and challenge of larger orientation and meaning that “strengthens their hearts, lifts […]