Posts in this category announce and describe the Church programs held [primarily] on Sundays
Casey Wylie 9/7/2019 1ST PRINCIPLE: THE INHERENT WORTH AND DIGNITY OF EVERY PERSON It sounds nice, but what exactly does that mean? Rev. Dr. Rebecca Ann Parker sums it up this way on the UUA.org website: “Reverence and respect for human nature is at the core of Unitarian Universalist faith. We believe that all the … Continue reading Casey Wylie – 1ST PRINCIPLE: THE INHERENT WORTH AND DIGNITY OF EVERY PERSON
You must learn to love yourself before you can truly love another. This is a phrase we have probably all heard at some point in time. While I do not agree with this statement, I do believe it is very important for us to learn to love ourselves. Loving yourself is a very hard thing … Continue reading Love Yourself – Jessica Dicus
Ann’s Talk on James Luther Adams and the Five Smooth Stones May 19, 2019 Has anyone here today wondered why we have a saucer with five rocks in it on the altar? These rocks are symbols which are a big deal to UU’s. Just this week, in his newspaper column in the village, Rev. Walz … Continue reading James Luther Adams and the Five Smooth Stones- 19 May 2019- Ann Hair
Love the Person, Hate the Sin? Love the person, hate the sin. This is a phrase I have heard my entire life and I think it is one most of us have heard. I can remember growing up, having said this myself when I was in school, but at that time I did not realize … Continue reading Love the Person, Hate the Sin?- Jessica Dicus
[Thank you for inviting me to be with you today. It has been a while since I have spoken like this, so I can only hope that I present you with something worthwhile this morning.] The theme of this month is Courage. That is a tall order, but I believe that facing each day takes … Continue reading Courage in Support of Civil Rights- 4 June 2014- Bob VanHook
Please join us this Sunday, May 26 at 10:30am, for a talk given by our own Ann Hair. Her subject is “The Five Stones of Religious Liberalism”, by James Luther Adams. Ann Hair has been a member of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Hot Springs since 2006. In Florida, Ann was a fifth … Continue reading Sunday Service May 26
Pat Farnan will speak to the congregation of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Hot Springs. Service begins at 10:30am. Everyone is invited. Rev. Pat Farnan is ordained in the Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches. She served as Pastor in Galveston, TX and also in Corpus Christi, TX. Prior to that, Rev. Pat served in … Continue reading Sunday Service May 11th- Rev. Pat Farnan- The Prodigal Daughter.
Bob will discuss life’s problems and how we can best solve them.
The Hot Springs Unitarian Universalist Church will be celebrating Mardi Gras this Sunday with the Dixieland Band. This is one of our great musical services that Joe Sturgill arranged for us. It should be a fun and uplifting service to help chase the winter blues away. We look forward to seeing you there!
Join us Sunday February 3 at 10:30 am to hear our guest speaker, Chris Bakle, discuss “First Principle, The Worth and Dignity of Every Individual.” 9:00-10:00 am – The Wisdom Seekers will discuss their book, ” American Fantasy, How America went Haywire.” We are located at 100 Norwalk Street, Hot Springs, AR 71901 Hope to … Continue reading February 3, Guest Speaker, Chris Bakle, “First Principle, The Worth and Dignity of Every Individual.”
