Faith Ucc Dunedin

Prince of Peace and Silent Night.

Advent IV - Hope shines no brighter than this night.

#MeToo - If Mary could tweet she'd tweet #MeToo. In an age when women we possessions living as a people rule by the Romans we can easily imagine Mary and the women of her age and time we frequently victimized. Yes, she raised a son in a way that we now follow and and emulate his persona. Fasten your seat belts for this standing ovation sermon.and give a listen to the Magnifcat by Arnesen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyCIRmiqXRE

Tune in for an unobstructed view and listening of Mike's Advent week one's sermon.

A cornucopia of thankfulness at the start of the season.

Tis better to have loved and lost... Today we celebrate "Our" Saints Day. To remember those who are no longer with us.

God is Still Reforming-Listen to Mike MacMillan bring us through the rationale for the Reformation to the inspiration to continue the movement. God is sStill Reforming, shouldn't we be?

First miracle, Bavarian tradition, Faith UCC Dunedin community time.

Have Faith, End Hunger "When I feed the poor you call me a saint. When I ask why the poor have no food you call me a communist"

Sadako Sasaki was a Japanese girl who was two years old when an American atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, near her home next to the Misasa Bridge. Sadako became one of the most widely known hibakusha

World Communion Sunday should remind us that we need communion with the world, that we need to break bread with all.

Our Community survived hurricane Irma, listen to a parallel we have with Elijah

What a difference 3 Saturdays makes. From Nazi's marching with hate to myriads of heroes and saints rescuing their neighbors from the flood waters of Houston.

Be Like BritBritney Gengel was a beautiful, fearless and compassionate 19 year old when she decided to travel to the country of Haiti with her college, Lynn University. Upon her arrival, Britney was overwhelmed by the devastating poverty visible everywhere. Despite their living conditions, the children she met gave her so much love she was inspired to send the following text to her mother just three hours before the earthquake: "They love us so much and everyone is so happy. They love what they have and they work so hard to get nowhere, yet they are all so appreciative. I want to move here and start an orphanage myself."