Here is the Sunday service at All Souls UU Church in DC on April 26, 2020. I thought Tony's message was outstanding. I hope you will be challenged by it and also enjoy the concluding music which was performed the evening of the Women's March on Washington on the day after Trumps inaugural.
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
Living through a pandemic at age 94
I am given hope for the future by this message from my Unitarian Church where I find a broadly based community of people of all cultures and creeds considering life's meaning.
Friday, April 10, 2020
An unusual post for me
A
thought I want to share
I
never thought I would do anything like this, but these are strange
times, even for one 94. While I still consider myself a "religious"
person, I admit upfront that I no longer believe all that I learned
about "god" most of my life. TO ME A CHURCH IS A PLACE
WHERE I HAVE TRIED TO FIND THE MEANING, PURPOSE AND MORAL TONE OF AND
FOR MY LIFE. OBVIOUSLY OTHERS MAY FIND DIFFERENT SOURCES FOR
ACCOMPLISHING THAT.
YET!
I want to invite you to a service tonight at my INTERFAITH
ALL
SOULS UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH IN WASHINGTON DC
The
ministers and singers will attempt to bring meaning and comfort from
the plague our world is suffring from now. I know it will help me and
I urge you to join me or to seek out other spiritual support.
And
know that it is my “treat”. Do not feel compelled to make a
contribution: other than to those groups you may find worthy of your
support.
The
service starts at 7:30PM and may be sourced as follows.
The
ministers and singers will attempt to bring meaning and comfort from
the plague our world is suffring from now. I know it will help me and
I urge you to join me or to seek out other spiritual support.
And
know that it is my “treat”. Do not feel compelled to make a
contribution: other than to those groups you may find worthy of your
support.
Ron
Lehker
The
service starts at 7:30PM and may be sourced as follows:
All
Souls Good Friday Service, this evening at 7:30 PM
Dear
Friends,
Please
join me, Rev. Tony Coleman, and members of our music team for an
intimate service of music, scripture, contemplation and prayer as we
honor the brokenness of our world by remembering the passion and
crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth. Have a candle ready, if you can. A
simple communion will be served. If you wish to partake in communion,
please have a piece of bread and a sip of wine, water or grape juice
available.
You
may access our live Good Friday service online or
you may phone in to the service at 929-436-2866 (meeting ID: 659 811
817).
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