Join William Rhodehamel, CEO of the Hendricks County Community Foundation, as he shares more about HCCF’s comprehensive community needs assessment, the pathway it outlined in 2019, progress we’ve made together and were we can go next. Below is the recorded sermon:
Throughout the ages and across the globe, cultures gather to honor and recognize those who have passed – celebrating All Souls Day, Día de los Muertos, Bon Festival, Pitri Paksha, and many more. Join us as we consider both unique features and commonalities of these celebrations. All gathered are invited to participate in creation of a … Continue reading In Remembrance
Brene Brown is an serious author & social researcher at the University of Houston. She has spent decades exploring the seven elements of trust. Her research gives us a helpful checklist of things to consider when extending our trust to others, as well as a way to check ourselves and our own performance in that … Continue reading The Anatomy of Trust
Belongingness—our sense of mutual social connection within a group—is built into our DNA and essential to our well-being. Join Katie Williams as she explores the power of belonging and belongingness by sharing the story of her brother Dan, who sustained a severe traumatic brain injury at 18. In research she conducted for her recently published … Continue reading Belonging: Connecting to Our Need for Connection
With autism being such a broad topic, we will discuss in depth a couple of the main components. Marissa will share her own perspective, which is one of many on the spectrum, on delayed processing and executive dysfunction. There will be a visual presentation along with an interactive video.
History in the making – The State of Play for LGBTIQ rights in Indiana
Haikus, sonnets, free verse and rhymes – that’s right, it’s poetry time! Join us for an interactive service filled with poetry. Participants are encouraged to bring their favorite poems to share.
Join community member and UUCCHC friend, Chase Cotten, for seven songs and seven stories honoring the parts of the human experience that most unite us.
The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom is a self-help book by bestselling author Don Miguel Ruiz. The book offers a code of conduct claiming to be based on ancient Toltec wisdom that advocates freedom from self-limiting beliefs that may cause suffering and limitation in a person’s life.First published in 1997, the book has … Continue reading Four Agreements
In the spirit of the Homecoming tradition, everyone who has ever been a friend or member of UUCCHC – past, present, and future – is invited to this special Sunday service and pitch-in lunch.
