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Recordings of Sunday Services, from Mohegan Lake, NY - We are a caring and inclusive spiritual community of children, youth, and adults who honor differences and support open-minded spiritual exploration and ethical development. We celebrate life, nurture each other, and provide support in loving and open-hearted acceptance. We commit ourselves to social justice through action in our local community and the larger world. Rev. Lane L. Cobb, Minister
Episodes
Sunday Jan 13, 2019
Sunday Jan 13, 2019
The Nininger Family Singers will share classic songs and holiday favorites in this very special musical service.
Sunday Jan 13, 2019
Sunday Jan 13, 2019
Mark Bernstein – Can Literature and Art Change Your Life?
Marc Bernstein discusses the impact certain books and works of art have had on him, and invites congregants to talk about similar experiences in their own lives.
Sunday Jan 13, 2019
Friday Nov 16, 2018
Friday Nov 16, 2018
David Thwaite – 100th Anniversary of Armistice Day
Stories and memories of WWI in letters written and songs sung.
Friday Nov 16, 2018
Friday Nov 16, 2018
Evelyn Montanez - Forgiveness is Healing
Remember when you forgive, you heal. When you let go, you grow... Even when it’s forgiving oneself.
Monday Oct 29, 2018
Monday Oct 29, 2018
The 4th UU's own Social Justice Committee presents the first in a series of four services this year. This service is titled Looking Back/Stepping Forward. The Social Justice Committee consists of Jim Rodriguez, Alan Weger, Bill Hart, Beth Woogen & Erik Brown and is guided by our Minister Cindy Davidson.
Monday Oct 29, 2018
Monday Oct 29, 2018
Our Minister Cindy Davidson reflects on...
This is What Democracy Looks Like!
Monday Oct 29, 2018
Monday Oct 29, 2018
Monday Oct 29, 2018
Impermanence (The Buddha taught that everything is impermanent). A description of how the Buddha taught the everything is impermanent. That includes flowers, tables, mountains, political regimes, our body, feelings, perceptions, mental formations, and consciousness. This impermanence does not necessarily lead to suffering. Without impermanence, life could not be.
Monday Oct 29, 2018
Monday Oct 29, 2018
This was our first service of the new program year with our new minister Cindy Davidson. The Water Service (Water Communion ) is a ritual service common in Unitarian Universalist congregations. It is usually held in the fall. Throughout the year, members of the congregation collect small amounts of water that have meaning for them, either from a special location (e.g., the family home, an ocean or river, memento of a trip) or a special occasion (first rain after a dry spell). At the service, the samples of water are placed in a single bowl so they can merge. Some of the water is often saved, sterilized, and then used for ceremonial purposes at other times of the year; the rest is returned to the world.