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Curious and engaged, Unitarian Universalists tend to be avid readers. They devour news stories, articles and editorials to keep abreast of current events and gain perspective on critical issues. They also read books — quite a lot of them, as witnessed by participation in our monthly TPUUF Book Club. In this service, several TPUUF members … Continue reading Summarizing a Summer Read 2026
Our Soul Matters theme for June 2026, Flourishing Together, encourages us to consider how to build communities that foster human growth and well-being. That process starts with an understanding of what it means to “flourish.” On Father’s Day this year, we invite TPUUF members and friends to share observations and stories on how fathering and/or … Continue reading Fathering and Flourishing
Our annual UU Troubadours service this year will explore how UU Troubadours reveal possibilities — of love, loss, hope, peace, sorrow, joy, e.g. — that words alone may not wholly express. UU Troubadours are singer/songwriters who make our Unitarian Universalist faith more accessible and inspire us to greater heights of spiritual awareness, mindful living and … Continue reading UU Troubadours 2026: Exploring Life’s Possibilities in Song
Our Soul Matters theme for November 2025 is Nurturing Gratitude. For several years now, we’ve held a service during the Thanksgiving season focused on gratitude. This year, let’s learn from several members of our religious community how they seek to nurture gratitude in their lives and, perhaps, how others have helped them not only to … Continue reading Let UUs All Be Grateful for…Maintaining an Attitude of Gratitude
What is a Muslim doing working at a church? A question Sana Saeed received frequently while working at the UU Church of Arlington, VA. Rev. Saeed, Congregational Life Staff for the Central Eastern Region of the Unitarian Universalist Associate, is among the growing number of people today identifying as UU Muslim. Join her to explore … Continue reading Being Both
Unitarian Universalists tend to be avid readers. To keep abreast of current events and gain perspective on important issues, they devour news stories, articles, and editorials. They also read books—quite a lot of them, as witnessed by the robust participation in our monthly TPUUF Book Discussion. In this service, several TPUUF members and friends will … Continue reading Summarizing a Summer Read 2025
Writer, historian, and activist Rebecca Solnit writes that “We are our stories, stories that can be both prison and the crowbar to break out of that prison.” Stories we create do, indeed, constrict or liberate our spirit, especially when they involve parents and parenting. On Father’s Day 2025, we’ll hear Fellowship members’ narratives about their … Continue reading Stories about Fathers and Fathering: Pathways to Spiritual Freedom
Eminent psychiatrist and author, George Vaillant, observes in Spiritual Evolution: A Scientific Defense of Faith that “It is so much easier to sing of joy than to talk about it.” In keeping with April 2025’s Soul Matters theme, The Practice of Joy, this year’s UU Troubadours service will feature music expressing joy and celebrate the … Continue reading Sing for Joy: UU Troubadours Sunday 2025
Guest Speaker Dr. Janine Darby
“Your presence is requested.” We’ve all received invitations that began with that clause—a more formal way of saying, “Please show up!” In a broader sense, our “presence,” our “showing up,” in a certain place at a certain time, is a gift, perhaps a priceless gift, we give to others. “Being there” for them—to celebrate a … Continue reading Let UUs All Be Grateful for…the Gift of Presence
