"Threshold" Rev. Samuel Schaal
Transition Minister
For each of us, there sometimes comes a time when we stand on the cusp of a threshold experience where we either have to jump into the unknown or make a decision of great importance. The in-between times of our lives can be times of great power and richness.
The First Unitarian Church Choir sings this morning.
Nursery care provided
Religious Education Classes for children and youth
UPCOMING WORSHIP SERVICES
Feb. 14
Rev. Samuel Schaal: "Standing on the Side of Love"
Feb. 17
Ash Wednesday Service, 6:30 p.m.
Feb. 21
Rev. Samuel Schaal: "Forever Building"
Feb. 28
Rev. Samuel Schaal: "To Preach the Truth: A Sermon About Sermons"
Sermon by Rev. Krista Taves, Guest Minister: “Unitarians and Universalists” - Every religion has a theology of salvation that speaks about what we see as evil and how to protect ourselves ...
Sermon by Rev. Samuel Schaal, Transition Minister: “The Coming Church” - On January 26, 1835, the First Congregational Society of St. Louis, the oldest of our two precedent congregations, ...
Sermon by Rev. Samuel Schaal, Transition Minister: “Praise and Protest” - We widely celebrate the work of Doctor Martin Luther King, Jr., but what about the work of the Reverend Martin ...
Sermon by Rev. Samuel Schaal, Transition Minister: “Faithful Doubt” - Maybe doubt is not an enemy of faith, but a key to help us go deeper and discover more nourishing springs. Can ...
Sermon by Rev. Samuel Schaal, Transition Minister, for Jazz Sunday: “Our Improvisional Lives” - Jazz is the sound of surprise - often requiring a play-as-you-go skill. Like our lives. We ...
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