HeyJaredChurch of the Larger Fellowship UU Worship
Worship services from the Church of the Larger Fellowship, a Unitarian Universalist congregation without geographical boundaries or walls.
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For Really Big Mistakes - Aisha Hauser (opens the original)
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What is a mistake? Something gone wrong? A decision you regret? Part of transformation is learning from our mistakes, this week we will explore how to have grace for ourselves and others when mistakes are made.
Working On It - Rev. Dr. Michael Tino (opens the original)
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Relationships require a lot of work. Growth requires a lot of work. As we celebrate Labor Day weekend in the United States, we will honor the emotional labor that we are each asked to do as part of our commitment to transformation (and recognize that emotional labor is not distributed equitably in our society).
We Rise After We Rest- Aisha Hauser (opens the original)
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We have spent the past month exploring all the ways we need rest to replenish our bodies and spirits. On our last day of the month, we will lean into the transition from rest to rising and what comes next on our journey toward collective liberation. And we will honor Dolly, the woman who showed us how to live generously and with love for humanity.
At Least a Thousand Ways to Rest - Rev. Deanna Vandiver (opens the original)
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Many times we are told to put things down, disengage, take a vacation or a media fast as ways to rest. Those are definitely ways to rest. And. Sometimes the rest comes in choosing presence, moving closer, picking up threads whose disconnected dangling was wearing us out. There must be at least a thousand ways to rest. Come practice a few together on our faithful journey towards collective liberation. Bio: Born by a lowland salt marsh, educated by a mighty river, and moved by love to an island ca
Reclaiming Our Time: Rest as Resistance-Rev. Kimberly Quinn Johnson (opens the original)
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Our culture tells us that productivity is worth, that stillness is wasted time. This service pushes back — drawing on Tricia Hersey and The Nap Ministry's teaching that rest is not a reward to be earned but a birthright, and that reclaiming rest is an act of resistance against systems built on exhaustion. We'll explore what rest can actually look like — not just sleep, but the many forms stillness and restoration can take, and an invitation to notice which ones you're missing. Bio Rev. Kimberly
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