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Columbine Unitarian Universalist Church is an inclusive religious community. We support the intellectual and spiritual growth of each individual, work for social justice, and promote Unitarian Universalist principles worldwide.

 

Religious Services begin at 10:30 AM every Sunday morning.
Minister, Reverend Dr. Barbara Coeyman
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March 2010 Services at CUUC

Theme for the Month: GRATITUDE

March 7
“Stewardship Born of Mission”
Reverend Coeyman


Today begins our annual stewardship drive at CUUC. This year our intentional focus on stewardship comes on the heals of our ‘missioning’ that resulted in a new Mission Statement adopted at the February congregational meeting. Yes, stewardship turns us to thoughts of pledge statements, spreadsheets, and budget forms. This year, let’s add to that, looking at stewardship as one important way we live out our mission as a liberal church in this community. As UU minister Dan Hotchkiss recently wrote, let’s put our ‘money where our mission is.’

March 14
“Gratitude: The Easiest Way to be Happy”
Reverend Coeyman


The state of gratitude is a result of demonstrating compassion for one another. Being connected to others, we respond with gratitude for the connections that come about through being alive. Being grateful is a process of showing ourselves - letting ourselves be known to others - as we realize the value in relationships. We have the potential to engage in gratitude every day of our lives. How do you both offer and accept gratitude?

March 21
“Escape from Abuse”
Reverend Peter Sawtell


Our modern society is abusive - the suffering is spread across the natural world and the human society. We are all saddled with psychological, spiritual and practical burdens. We can restructure our lives and society around relationships of gratitude and respect to escape from the cycles of abuse. Peter Sawtell is the Executive Director of Eco-Justice Ministries, and he is delighted to be returning to Columbine!

March 28
“The Spirit of Dance”
Reverend Coeyman


Dance, the art of bodily engagement with music, rhythm, and more, is an important spiritual practice for many, either as participants on the dance floor, or as observers in the theater of dance. Dance, in its many manifestations, illustrates ‘embodied theology’ - how we can realize our spiritual connections through bodily experiences - and offers an important balance to the many theologies of the mind in which most of us westerners live most of the time. This service offers a chance to both observe and perhaps participate in dance, as we explore the many ways in which dance can be a spiritual practice.

 

 

 

 


 

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