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Revelation, Apocalypse, End-times Fascism, and Being Here Now
The Book of Revelation, also known as The Book of the Apocalypse, is “the only book in the Christian scriptures to feature dragons, giant bugs, and airborne horses.” Plus rivers of blood, lots of plagues, a lake of fire, and stars falling from the sky. Clearly, part of the multiverse. For some, it is a storyboard for what’s going down, a prophecy and blueprint for the end times. That’s not what our tradition would take from it, though some of us may be feeling our own sense of apocalypse these days. What now??
NOTE: Stay for a Salad Sunday Lunch after the service, and a chance to share your thoughts, ideas, insights, feelings, and/or vision regarding how UUCM best meets the large number of people who are wanting to be part of our Sunday morning services.
Rev. Kevin Tarsa
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Two Big Kids and a Toddler Walk into the Sanctuary
During the summer months, the number of children attending our Kids’ Connection program on any given Sunday diminishes, understandably so. Nevada County living beckons with all that it has to offer during these vibrantly sunny months. Even so, we have some lovely days upstairs with the children who do find their way to us. One…
Share the Plate
UUCM’s May Share the Plate recipient, KARE Crisis Nursery, will receive $1018, thanks to generous UUCM members, friends, and visitors. These weekly donations add up. Thank you all. As of this writing, we are currently finishing up collections for our June partner, Color Me Human \. Our July Share the Plate recipient is Child Advocates…
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Since 1994, the Unitarian Universalist Community of the Mountains has been home to progressive religion in Northern California. We gather in safe and compassionate community, seeking our varied spiritual truths. We affirm our interdependence, celebrate our differences, and seek to be a thoughtful and courageous voice for liberal religion. We invite you to explore this website to find out more about who we are and what we do, and whether this just might be a community for you.
