West Shore Unitarian Universalist Church Media

Today's podcast is a larger file to give a better listening experience for this predominantly-music service.
Join us on a choral journey that teaches and reminds us of the six sources of our faith tradition. The West Shore Choir and the Amethyst String Ensemble, led by Music Director David Blazer, perform this rich, lively and new composition, written by Rev. Jason Shelton. This musical offering concludes the 2007-2008 B. Neil Davis Artist Series.

Many jokes have been told about “standing at the pearly gates” and having to account for the deeds that one did while on earth. In the absence of a Divine Judge, to whom are we accountable? If you were accused of being a Unitarian Universalist, would there be enough evidence to convict you?

Creating a Jubilee World:Creating a Jubilee World

On this weekend, congregational leaders are participating in the Creating a Jubilee World training. We have explored our own prejudices and institutionalized racism. This Sunday's worship will be celebration of the anti-racism work already completed and a challenge to create an anti-racist and multicultural church. How can we as religious people be accountable to minorities, people of color and the disadvantaged while striving to end racism and oppression?

In our church, we speak frequently, easily and poetically about the interdependent web of life of which we are a part. We have a harder time speaking frequently, easily, or poetically about the responsibility and accountability involved in being interdependent with others and with all of life. Rev. Wayne Arnason kicks off this month’s series with the question: "What do polar bears have in common with the Rev. Jeremiah Wright?"