Unitarian Universalist Church of Hot Springs,100 Norwalk St., will feature John Goodman, executive director of Garland County Habitat for Humanity who will speak at 10:30 am, Sunday about his work over the past 13 years with the organization. The title of this talk will be “Coming Home”. When people work together, statistics become faces with names. … Continue reading September 15, guest speaker, John Goodman from Habitat for Humanity

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Hot Springs, 100 Norwalk St, welcomes you this Sunday at 10:30, as president, Carol Stanfill, leads us in our traditional Ingathering Water Ceremony. Members bring to the service a small amount of water from a place that is special to them. During the appointed time in the service, people one … Continue reading Water Communion, September 8

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Hot Springs, 100 Norwalk St., welcome you this Sunday at 10:30am, to hear both Dr. Allan Ward and Mrs. Ruth Shepherd discuss the topic Community Building. Dr. Ward will begin by discussing the need we all have for a supportive community, explaining the work of the organization, Just Communities of … Continue reading September 1, Dr. Allan Ward and Mrs. Ruth Shepherd, guest speakers

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Hot Springs, 100 Norwalk St, welcome you this Sunday at 10:30am, to learn more about our liberal faith, as member Jane Hufstedler presents “Finding Harmony in What Unitarian Universalist Believe”. Jane explains, “I sometimes hear that it is hard to find two Unitarian Universalists who believe the same thing. Actually, … Continue reading August 25, Jane Hufstedler, lay leader “Finding Harmony in What UUs Believe”

Come join us at 10:30 am, this Sunday as the Unitarian Universalist church of Hot Springs, 100 Norwalk St., presents an inspirational and enlightening service of music. There are some singer/songwriters who obviously have a mission to teach through their music. From the hippie-eastern wisdom of Donovan, to the hard-won lyrics of the contemporary rock … Continue reading August 18, Dane Thomas, Lay Leader

Arkansas Interfaith Power and Light (IPL) is composed of individuals, congregations and groups who believe the sacred writings of all faith traditions ask us to care for creation, protect the planet and preserve fragile ecosystems that sustain life. Like the Good Samaritan story illustrates, sometimes it takes a “nobody” like you and me to act- … Continue reading August 11, Arkansas Interfaith Power and Light