VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Want to be more involved in Sunday morning? Help us create a community welcoming statement for our Zoom services! More info + full welcoming statement on Facebook and Instagram.
Join us at 11 for our service “O Life That Maketh All Things New” led by Rev. Brian Chenowith. On this day in 1959, the Lexington Unitarian Fellowship held a service by the same name. 61 years later, what does our history have to teach us?
Our Coming of Age teens and mentors will be leading today’s service along with Stacey Stone and Rev. Brian Chenowith! Join us at 11 to hear from our teens with their creative Credo statements. Visit https://t.co/Qa813VzV22 to join.
This is no time to go it alone. I pray you are taking time to breathe, to let go of all you are holding for a moment, to check in w/ your heart, your spirit, listening for what you need to care for yourself. I write this to remind myself to do so as well. https://t.co/MBtFlRHjbb
More today: For families, Stacey will lead RE at 10 am! New member orientation will take place via Zoom at 12:30. The Seven Acres Group will be meeting via Google Meet.
Join us this morning at 11 am on Zoom for “Is There a Wise Choice?” led by Rev. Brian Chenowith. We’ll be discussing democracy and how to choose the best candidate. We hope you’ll join us! #onlinechurch
Need something creative to do? Take one of our reusable signs and transform it into art for your neighbors to enjoy from a safe distance!
Signs and stakes at the following locations, while supplies last: @jrws, @LuciasEmporium, @blakeeames, Third Street Stuff & Coffee, @uuclex
If you weren’t able to tune in for #zUUmchurch on Sunday, or you just want to see the homily again, you can find it on YouTube at the link below! https://t.co/ISY61j5OA7
For more information about tomorrow’s online service and other ways to connect with UUCL online, visit https://t.co/w4k8Ah3NSW! We can’t wait to see you tomorrow! #ChurchOnline#StayHomeSaveLives#TeamKentucky
Join us on Zoom tomorrow for “Out of the Darkness” led by Rev. Brian Chenowith! We’ll be exploring indigenous connections with the Earth through the writings of Richard Wagamese.