This talk will focus on the potent inner/outer landscape: the intersection between who we feel we are internally and how we behave in the world. As areas of confluence in the natural world, ecotones are especially rich in biodiversity. Viewing ecotones as a concept, we can begin to apply their value in human contexts – … Continue reading Spiritual Life as an Ecotone
What is it like being a teenage Pakistani Muslim in America? Hear from exchange student Aman Fatima, as she shares her Muslim faith and the differences between life in Karachi and Poulsbo, Washington Aman Fatima is a 15 year old exchange student from Karachi, Pakistan. She attends West Sound Academy in Poulsbo.
Join us for a time of gathering, sharing a meal, music, and meaningful conversations around the topic of the Legacy of Jimmy Carter and Expectations for Leadership. Come ready to share your curiosity and knowledge, along with a favorite dish for brunch!
During the sermon portion of the service, we will be meditating while listening to an audio recording by a well-liked Vipassana practitioner. Sandy Spears is on the board of Cedars. She has an M.Ed. in early childhood and is MACTE certified. She spends all day with 2 1/2 to 5-year-olds and sometimes forgets to code-switch when … Continue reading Meditation
Join us for our special Solstice Service. Let us gather together with songs, stories and ritual to honor the sacred darkness and prepare ourselves for the return of the sun. For location maps and parking information at The Island School look here. For childcare information email our office at office@CedarsUUChurch.org or call (206) 780-0373.
In this season of ding-a-ling-a-ling, what would it mean for us to find ourselves in what poet Billy Collins calls “the generous pocket of silence”? How might we be truly present in this season of anticipation?
Hosted by The Music Committee Join us for a special service where we reflect on the hymns that have resonated through our hearts each month from February to November. In this soulful gathering, we’ll explore the melodies that have shaped our spiritual journey, delving into the rich tapestry of emotions woven into these hymns.
In-Person Service in Webster Hall at 10:00 a.m. Rev. April Frazier – Guest Minister Johanna Munson – Worship Associate Aikido is a martial art, as well as a philosophy and a spiritual practice. There are lessons we can take from our training on the mat out into the world. Aikido teaches us to practice centering, … Continue reading Early Lessons from Aikido: A Way Toward Peace
Rev. Barbara Gilday, Guest Minister Nancy Philip, Worship Associate From time to time in our lives, we find ourselves questioning who we are – graduating from school, becoming a parent, losing a job or a special relationship, retiring, or experiencing a serious health crisis. etc. At these times, it’s helpful to have a template to … Continue reading Who Do You Think You Are? Four Questions to Ponder Your Past, Present, and Future.
In-person service in Webster Hall at 10:00 a.m. with Live-Stream The link to the service is: YouTube Video Link Rev. Zackrie Vinczen, MinisterMike Cox, Worship AssociateClinton Lee Scott wrote that “It is easier to venerate saints than to learn the human qualities of their sainthood.” Join us for this service as we consider the perfectly … Continue reading The Perfectly Imperfect Example
