Sunday Morning Worship
at 11:00 a.m.
January 6
“Threads: Earth Centered Religions”
The Reverend Annie Foerster
Our Unitarian Universalist sources list ‘earth-centered religions’ as one of the fonts of our faith. It makes sense that people of faith would begin by praising what they know best—the small island in space they call home.
January 13
“Hopes and Dreams for First Jefferson”
Member Led Service
Join us for our annual Decades service, in which members of our congregation will each share their own “Hopes and Dreams for the Future of First Jefferson”. As our congregation begins to look forward to what our church will look like in the coming years, we invite you to hear what some of us would like to see. Please come, bringing your thoughts about our collective future and see what others are thinking. You don’t want to miss this!
January 20
“Mothers of the Church”
The Reverend Annie Foerster
The Women’s March takes place in Fort Worth on this day. Not everyone can or wants to attend, so services will take place as usual. But it’s a good time to explore why we march, what it accomplishes and what the alternatives might be. We might even explore ‘marching to a different drummer.’
January 27
“Jumping in On Time”
The Reverend Annie Foerster
Last August I was asked to be the keynote speaker at the summer NTUUC gathering. I talked about the most difficult aspects of being a Unitarian Universalist and likened them to the accelerated list of skills you encounter when you learn to jump rope. Even if you’ve never been a jump-roper, you can relate to the skills required to be an excellent and active UU.
February 3
“What Next?”
The Reverend Annie Foerster
That’s a lament you might hear after a series of discouraging events and you find yourself at the end of your proverbial rope. Or you might shout it out after an exhilarating series of adventures you hope to continue. Let us share what preceded the question.
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