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Theme for the Month:
“Blossoming”
This month's theme is a
metaphor used in religious traditions around the world.
There is sweet promise in the air as spring flowers
augur a harvest of fruit. What is blossoming in your
life just now? What is blossoming in the life of the
congregation? The world?
May 5
“Radical Acceptance"
David Banning
Radical Acceptance outlines a way to quit grasping at
what makes us feel good and letting go of our fear,
simply by rejecting the stories we tell ourselves and
accepting what each day brings.
May 12
"A Rose for Mother"
Choir Sunday
"Go, lovely rose, tell her that wastes her time and
me that now she knows, when I resemble her to thee, how
sweet and fair she seems to be."
~Edmund Waller
Join the Columbine UU Church Choir in celebrating
Mother's Day with the music of Morton Lauridsen. What is
the significance of a rose? Why is it a fitting flower
for Mother's Day? Come find out on Choir Sunday!
May 19
"An Unexpected Journey"
Rev. Mary Wellemeyer
SPLIT THE PLATE:
Denver Indian Center, Inc.
After the goblins came and trashed the house, we
accepted the invitation to go on a journey together.
What have we found? We welcome new members today. The
choir will sing, accompanied by Fr. Ron Ivins.
May 26
"A Long Journey Home"
Rev. Mary Wellemeyer
Reflections on the process of coming home from war,
starting with the long journey of the Greek hero,
Odysseus.
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