The Unitarian Universalist Church of Hot Springs, 100 Norwalk St., welcome Karen Holcomb at 10:30am,  her topic, “The Many and Varied Benefits of Eating Locally.” Karen came to Hot Springs in 2003 from Austin, TX, where there was a thriving culture of local sourced food production.  Accustomed to having fresh grass-fed meats, eggs, cheeses, organic … Continue reading Aug 9, Karen Holcomb, Guest Speaker, “The Many and Varied Benefits of Eating Locally.”

The Rev. Ana Wilson is a minister with the Disciples of Christ denomination.She and her husband, Bob, adopted four children who now range in ages from 13-22.  Over the years, Ana served in youth ministry, chaplaincy, and congregational leadership as Senior Minister.  Her favorite type of ministry is pastoral care where she cares for the … Continue reading Aug 2, Rev Ana Wilson “Redeeming 24601: Moving Beyond Prison”

Your speaker this Sunday will be Ms Ginger Vitis.  Michelle Crandell asked her to speak in her stead on this month’s topic:  FREEDOM.   Regarding this substitution of speaker, Ms. Crandell said, “I don’t think a lot about freedom. When I did think about the concept, it occurred to me that I believe freedom is a state of … Continue reading July 26, Ms Ginger Vitis, Guest Speaker, will speak on “Freedom”.

The Unitarian Universalist Church of Hot Springs will not have a service at it 100 Norwalk St, this Sunday as the members will be attending an off-site service and fellowship.   We hope to see you back next Sunday, July 26, when we welcome back Michelle Crandell as our guest speaker.

Please join us Sunday, July 5th, 10:30 am at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Hot Springs. We will host Robert VanHook, who will speak on “The American Pantheon and Freedom of Religion.” Bob is a great speaker who always delivers a well thought-out message. We will also celebrate a shortened version of the Flower Communion. … Continue reading July 5, Robert VanHook, Guest Speaker – “The American Pantheon and Freedom of Religion”

Special guest speaker on Fathers’ Day, June 21, Tucker Steinmetz, visits from the UU Church of Little Rock. Service at 10:30. “Simplicity: Is it worth pursuing, or is it even possible?” We live in a wondrous age with more available to sap strength, attention and time than ever in history. We celebrate multi-tasking and struggle … Continue reading June 21, Tucker Steinmetz, guest speaker “Simplicity: Is it worth pursuing, or is it even possible?”

Please join us this Sunday, June 14th, at 10:30 am, for a sermon Rev. Bud Hearn calls, “Get A Life; The Wisdom Path”. How do we cope with a topsy-turvy world? Is there any permanence? Is all life fleeting and a roll of the dice? In Sunday’s message Rev. Hearn draws upon the wisdom of … Continue reading June 14, Rev Dr Bud Hearn guest speaker “Get A Life; The Wisdom Path”

We hope to see you this Sunday June 7th at 10:30 am, for a Sing-Along with Joe Sturgill and Rebecca Ricks.  It is always fun! And come at 9:00am to join in the discussion of Destiny Disrupted, A History of the World Through Islamic Eyes. Join us at 10:00 am for coffee/tea/snacks.

Please join us this Sunday, May 24, 2015, at 10:30 am.  Colonel (Retired) John Nino of our congregation will speak on the topic “Peace – The absence of war?” UUs believe in the inherent worth and dignity of each human being and we are tolerant, democratic and believe in the authority of reason and conscience. The … Continue reading May 24, John Nino, member “Peace – The absence of war?”

Sunday, May 17th, the Unitarian Universalist Church of Hot Springs presents guest Rev. Dr. Bud Hearn. Rev. Hearn’s program is called “The Lady With A Lamp: Mystic, Visionary, Healer”.  Florence Nightingale laid a foundation whereby all women could find dignity and purpose. A deeply spiritual person, she had a special “calling” based on her reflection … Continue reading May 17, Rev Dr Bud Hearn, guest speaker, “The Lady With A Lamp: Mystic, Visionary, Healer”