Rev. Joseph Boyd Happy Mother’s Day. This is a mother’s day like no other, as this day is an important threshold for our species, our life, and all future generations. It is right to pay homage to our mothers, whether we knew them well or not, whether we think of them with a bursting heart full of gladness, or … Continue reading Sermon – May 10, 2020 – “Crossing the Threshold”
Connect with Rev. Joseph for a reading of Maya Angelou’s poetry. Feel free to bring a favorite, or come listen and discuss. Connect online Click this link to connect to the Zoom meeting site Or to connect by phone: 1. Dial: 1-646-558-8656 2. When asked for the meeting ID enter: 324 513 381 3. Participants will be prompted to press the … Continue reading The Poetry of Maya Angelo Saturday, May 16th, 10:30 am
A.C.T.I.O.N. Faith Leaders Virtual meeting: Food Insecurities During the Pandemic, hosted by Reverend Joseph Boyd. Zoom.com Meeting ID: 842 8695 7885 Password: 1NXGRH Or call: 1 646 588 8656
We invite you to join us for a national community event with UU the Vote. We will explore what it means to practice our principles during a pandemic and how UU’s are advocating for voter rights and free and fair elections. This event will feature musicians from across the country, a message from UUA President … Continue reading How We Thrive!: A Live Virtual Event Tuesday, May 12th, 7 – 9 pm
Rev. Joseph Boyd It’s amazing that the most fundamental fact of life can cause us the most fear: change. We are up one day, then we’re down, then we’re somewhere in the middle, then we have no idea where we are so we look around at our neighbors and we read anything we can get … Continue reading Sermon – May 3, 2020 – “On the Threshold”
Marcellene Hawk Mayhall Rev. Joseph Boyd Marcellene came from a working class family near Akron, Ohio. As an infant and toddler, her parents were chicken farmers. They would also race horse drawn carriages in Licking County. Her father worked at Firestone. Though she didn’t come from a family that emphasized reading and music appreciation, … Continue reading Eulogy for Marcellene Hawk Mayhall
Rev. Joseph Boyd The poet Carl Sandburg said: “Time is the coin of your life. It is the only coin you have, and only you can determine how it will be spent. Be careful lest you let other people spend it for you.” Time is precious, more precious than any currency. In an economic system … Continue reading Sermon – Apr 26, 2020 – “Liberation for Today”
Homily – Lindsay Sinkovich I would like to preface the following by expressing my deep grief and sorrow for those directly affected by Covid-19. Sadly, I do know some that have lost their lives. I also know of countless others that have been utterly destabilized by the crisis. This morning, I wish to share some … Continue reading Homilies – Apr 19, 2020 – “May You Live in Interesting Times”
Dame Julian was an anchorite mystic in the 14th century during the Black Plague. What can she teach us now?
Backyard Adventures is an experiment in topics related to the human-nature interface in gardening, plants, wild animals, yard work, and anything else that one could experience or do in a backyard near the woods. In addition to that, there is also time for questions, discussions, and sharing. :Host Gary Davenport will sprout discussion about gardening, … Continue reading Backyard Adventures with Gary Davenport Mondays 7 – 8 pm
