Our Beloved Saints
As we tumble into autumn, we’ll rest for a moment in the memories of the Unitarian Universalists who paved the way for our justice-loving, creed-defying faith. In observation of All … Continue reading Our Beloved Saints
As we tumble into autumn, we’ll rest for a moment in the memories of the Unitarian Universalists who paved the way for our justice-loving, creed-defying faith. In observation of All … Continue reading Our Beloved Saints
The Qur’an tells us, “We made you different nations and tribes that you may come to know one another.” In this month devoted to the concept of “Belonging,” we consider … Continue reading A Diversity of Belonging
Bring your furry, finned, and feathered friends to Davies for our second annual Blessing of the Animals. This intergenerational service will include a celebration of unconditional love and a story … Continue reading Blessing of the Animals: A Pit Bull Parable
In anticipation of this afternoon’s benefit concert for the Oxon Hill Food Pantry, and in keeping with the spirit of Yom Kippur, we’ll take a close look at our collective … Continue reading To Give – To Receive
In anticipation of Rosh Hashanah, we turn to the Book of Isaiah whose author tells us “you shall go out in joy, and be led back in peace; the mountains … Continue reading Expect Joy
As Rev. Norm enters his third year at Davies, he’ll share his thoughts on what it means to hold this sacred post – and how we might achieve that all-important … Continue reading What’s a Rev?
This joyously family-oriented service is inspired by an ancient Indian tale that celebrates the myriad gifts of our community. Bring a sampling of water from your summer travels – or … Continue reading Ingathering & “The Cracked Pot”
Eight centuries ago this summer, in the midst of the shameful and cruel Crusades, Francis of Assisi crossed the battle lines to meet with Sultan Malek al-Kamil. Over the course … Continue reading Of Saints & Sultans
This morning’s service gives us a running start for the afternoon’s workshop on “Building UU Identity,” which, in turn, prepares us to support our children in their upcoming year of … Continue reading Roots & Wings
Returning to the wisdom of Rumi, we find these beautiful words: “You have wings. Learn to use them and fly.” The rabbi from Nazareth said something similar thirteen centuries earlier … Continue reading Born to Fly!