This is Rev. Duncan Teague’s last Sunday as one of the Sabbatical Ministers for UUCG.  He is speaking on the confidence it takes to allow ourselves to live our dreams, as fully as possible. By allowing our lives this challenge, it is also the opportunity to lovingly take those same dreams and trust them to … Continue reading Live Our Dreams and Let ‘Em Go

How we have treated our “Blue Boat Home”, the earth, has been influenced by humanity’s ability to make things so useful as plastic bags.  Something in our desire for this wonderful, simple thing has left out of its development what happens to the bag when we are done with it. What are we leaving behind … Continue reading It’s Just a Plastic Bag

The significance of how we welcome. Rev. Duncan Teague, Service Leader.. Lorena Gay-Griffin, Worship Associate.   There will be a Town Hall meeting following the service.

Rev. Duncan Teague, Service Leader Evan Varner, Worship Associate

Recently an important woman, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, had an old letter from a famous woman, Mrs. Coretta Scott King and it changed the debate.  In Women’s Herstory Month, March, lets see how letters and the women who wrote them have influenced our lives.  Maybe we should bring back the art form… Rev. Duncan Teague, Service Leader. … Continue reading Letter Power

Our Manner of Engagement is Important. Rev. Duncan Teague, Service Leader. Carol Richardson, Worship Associate.

The Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday may cause us to see past the humanity of Dr. King.  I was a Grand Marshall in the very cold weather last year for the march, what an honor.  A year later we are concerned about many of the same problems that caused the King-led portion of the Civil … Continue reading I Am Too Big for His Suits