Some books are older than others, some are in need of repair, some have spines yet to be broken into, some appear on screens: all have pages of some kind that can be turned, and the expectation of what awaits on the next page is one of the pleasures of reading. Lives, too, can be engaged metaphorically by "turning the page," and in Jewish tradition, now is the time for turning.

On what do you need or want to "turn the page" in your life?
What can you put into practice to make change happen?
To whom or what can you be accountable to enact change?
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September 29, 2019

   A Time for Turning    
Rev. Craig Rubano, Co-minister

Sunday evening marks the beginning of a new year on the Jewish calendar. Rosh Hashanah, the “head of the year,” marks the beginning of ten days in which not only time is celebrated, but the human ability to change and grow. In keeping with our monthly congregational theme of “expectation,” what can we all learn from this holiday that bids us metaphorically to turn, to reinscribe ourselves in the book of our lives?

Music by UU Singers, Jan Dash, Joel DeWitt, Paul Sherman, Rev. Craig, and Louise Chernosky.