This is a new feature for our website. In this space I will offer a “Story for All Ages.” It may be a review of the Sunday story or a new story that might spark a conversation at the dinner table. Please feel free to comment. — Fred The strains of the opening hymn came [...]
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A group of nature-lovers was wondering together: What is it about wilderness that so feeds the human soul? This Sunday, January 31, our minister, the Reverend Frieda Gillespie, will deliver a sermon on “The Peace of Wild Things.” What is it about wilderness that so feeds the human soul? Why doesn’t it feel the same [...]
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Get a sneak peak at the February issue of the Advance, our church’s monthly newsletter.
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Following a series of holiday services in which there was no sermon, we are posting the audio of Reverend Frieda’s Sunday talks once again. We have added her January 10 sermon, “What Now?”, as well as her UU history sermon of January 17, “Becoming a Multicultural/Multiracial Faith.” NSUU.org’s audio sermons are a great way to [...]
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Please join us this Sunday, January 24, when our guest will be Matt Meyer, an artist of percussion. Several of our members who have experienced Matt’s talent and skills returned excited, and they encouraged us to invite him to conduct a Sunday service. This should be a very exciting and dynamic morning. Matt is knowledgeable [...]
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Our Unitarian Universalist History Series continues this Sunday, January 17, with the Reverend Frieda Gillespie speaking on “Becoming a Multiracial/Multicultural Faith.” “Our movement has been, has lost, and now is reaching again to become a multmultiracial/multicultural faith,” says Reverend Frieda. “What does our history tell us about what is possible now? How do we step [...]
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If you are new to the church or to Unitarian Universalism, join our minister, the Reverend Frieda Gillespie, and the Membership Team for a “New UU” class to learn more about our beliefs, our governance, our history, and how you can connect with this church. You’ll get to know other members and new people to [...]
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The Northshore Church now has a Twitter feed: @NorthshoreUU. It’s nothing fancy — just the RSS feed for the church blog (what you’re reading now), automatically redirected to Twitter. But if you are a Twitter user, you may find that following us is a convenient way of keeping up with what’s going on at NSUU.org. [...]
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Many of you heard a lovely and inspiring talk recently by the Reverend Liz Walker about risking love and stepping out of your comfort zone to help others. If you didn’t have the pleasure, you can listen to it here. What should we do next? “What Now?” will be the subject of the Reverend Frieda [...]
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