September’s theme is Interdependence! Let us center ourselves in Love and find ways we can live into this value together.

• Interdependence. We honor the interdependent web of all existence.
  We covenant to cherish Earth and all beings by creating and nurturing relationships of care and respect. With humility and reverence, we acknowledge our place in the great web of life, and we work to repair harm and damaged relationships.

Sunday Services: 
September 6 Sticks and Stones, Broken Bones…and the Words that can bring our relationships back to life. Our journey into Interdependence begins with two folktales that teach us how to repair harm.
September 13 Water Communion: Join us for this annual tradition as we celebrate the Love and Connection between us. Bring in water from a source that is meaningful to you, a source that reminds you to care–maybe it’s a lake, your tap, or even the dog’s water bowl! We will pour it into our communal bowl as we speak about how we’ve learned to nurture relationships of care as we’ve each traveled our different spiritual paths. (speaking is optional)
September 20 The Weaving Place: A Collaborative Art Service for All Ages (designed by the UUA’s Woven Faith Team). “This service is designed to be a participatory worship experience for all ages that explores what it means to live out the value of interdependence—literally and metaphorically—through the shared act of weaving. As participants contribute their individual “threads” (gifts, stories, needs, and promises) into a collective weaving made at each table, they become co-creators of community.”
September 27 Celebrating Autumn and the Love Beyond Us: Recognizing our ecological entanglements and our place in the great web of life. How does Florida’s natural world need us to show up with humility and reverence?