Worship

What do a Victorian nurse with a gift for pie charts and the inventor of the internet have in common? More than you’d think! Florence Nightingale and Tim Berners-Lee both are our theological ancestors and used the tools of science in service of something sacred: healing, connection, and the common good. Come explore their stories as part of our monthly Unitarian Universalist History series. Rev. Sian Online worship using Zoom is always available. Find further details about Zoom and how…

Online worship using Zoom is always available. Find further details about Zoom and how to access this service from wherever you happen to be. Come be a part of our beloved community and stay connected. Here’s the link: https://zoom.us/j/3931579606 These services are recorded and the video recordings are available in our sermon archive for viewing later as well as the OCUUC YouTube channel.

Penicillin was discovered because a scientist left his petri dishes out and mold got into them. The Post-it note began as a glue that didn’t stick very well. Some of life’s best gifts show up looking like mistakes. This Sunday we celebrate the wrong turns, failed plans, and “oops” moments that helped us grow, lead us somewhere better than we ever imagined and the courage to face our mistakes. On this day, you are invited to look very silly by…

Online worship using Zoom is always available. Find further details about Zoom and how to access this service from wherever you happen to be. Come be a part of our beloved community and stay connected. Here’s the link: https://zoom.us/j/3931579606 These services are recorded and the video recordings are available in our sermon archive for viewing later as well as the OCUUC YouTube channel.