Services
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Every Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m., we show a video of the sermon from the All Souls Unitarian church of Tulsa in Room 2. This practice started when we did not have a minister and continues today. The sermons are thought-provoking, insightful and challenging to all UU’s. Everyone is welcome to come early to hear these.
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We begin with coffee and socializing at 9:30 a.m. Our church services start at 10 a.m., followed by a discussion at 11:15.
UPCOMING SERVICES:
Schedule for Sunday January 5, 2020
Theme for the Month: Remembrance
9:00 in Classroom #2 - 'IMAGINE YOUR FUTURE' - A video sermon by Rev. Dr. Marlin Lavanhar, All Souls Unitarian Church
On this final Sunday of the year (and of the decade) I will share both evocative and practical tools to visualize your future. Discover innovative ways to bring the right things into your life in the coming weeks and year and decade. We are about to enter the 20’s, on the calendar, but what decade of your life are you in? Do you have a vision of what you hope for yourself and the world? Come explore possibilities both extravagant and real. I have some colorful and creative suggestions that may help you bring your imagined and hard to imagine future into reality. Isn’t this the time to do it? What will you do with the abundant possibilities that are before you?
9:30 in the Community Hall - All are invited for coffee, cookies and conversation. Check the library cart, and the Green Team tables, upcoming activities like the Eagle Watch and the Sign-Up table for volunteer activities. Don't forget to talk to newcomers with an orange lanyard and welcome visitors.
10:00 a.m.in the Sanctuary - Worship “Heresy – Parts 1 and 2” Rev. Mark Walz, This will include a two-cookie communion. Share the Plate for January is the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Project.
11:15 a.m. in Community Hall - Sunday Conversation – "Thanks for the Dance" led by John Swinburn.
Theme for the Month: Remembrance
9:00 in Classroom #2 - 'IMAGINE YOUR FUTURE' - A video sermon by Rev. Dr. Marlin Lavanhar, All Souls Unitarian Church
On this final Sunday of the year (and of the decade) I will share both evocative and practical tools to visualize your future. Discover innovative ways to bring the right things into your life in the coming weeks and year and decade. We are about to enter the 20’s, on the calendar, but what decade of your life are you in? Do you have a vision of what you hope for yourself and the world? Come explore possibilities both extravagant and real. I have some colorful and creative suggestions that may help you bring your imagined and hard to imagine future into reality. Isn’t this the time to do it? What will you do with the abundant possibilities that are before you?
9:30 in the Community Hall - All are invited for coffee, cookies and conversation. Check the library cart, and the Green Team tables, upcoming activities like the Eagle Watch and the Sign-Up table for volunteer activities. Don't forget to talk to newcomers with an orange lanyard and welcome visitors.
10:00 a.m.in the Sanctuary - Worship “Heresy – Parts 1 and 2” Rev. Mark Walz, This will include a two-cookie communion. Share the Plate for January is the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Project.
11:15 a.m. in Community Hall - Sunday Conversation – "Thanks for the Dance" led by John Swinburn.
January 12, 2020, 10 am - Insight Service
Speaker: Steve Rittenmeyer
Subject: Robert Ingersoll
Speaker: Steve Rittenmeyer
Subject: Robert Ingersoll
January 19, 2020, 10 am – Remembrance & Renewal
Speaker: Rev. Mark Walz
The poet Rilke wrote: “I am not saying we should love death, but rather that we should love life so generously that we automatically include death in our love.” Today we speak to our love and grief for the losses of the year past.
Speaker: Rev. Mark Walz
The poet Rilke wrote: “I am not saying we should love death, but rather that we should love life so generously that we automatically include death in our love.” Today we speak to our love and grief for the losses of the year past.
January 26, 2020, 10 am - Insight Service
Speaker: Rev. Bud Hearn
Subject: The Bible: Dissenting Voices Make It Impossible to Live By
11:15 am - Conversation with Rev. Hearn
Speaker: Rev. Bud Hearn
Subject: The Bible: Dissenting Voices Make It Impossible to Live By
11:15 am - Conversation with Rev. Hearn
Unitarian Universalists affirm and promote acceptance of one another
and encouragement to spiritual growth in our congregation.
Whomever you love, whatever your beliefs, you are welcome to join us.
and encouragement to spiritual growth in our congregation.
Whomever you love, whatever your beliefs, you are welcome to join us.
General Plan for Services
Worship Services:
- 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month
- Music/Choir
- Readings
- Minister’s Message
Insight Services:
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Special Services:
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Note that the service types shown for particular Sundays of the month are subject to change.