Speaker: Mike Holliday

Learning to Walk

Thomas Paine UU Fellowship
Thomas Paine UU Fellowship
Learning to Walk
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What kind of walk do you have? A tentative walk? A defiant walk? An aggressive walk? Or maybe a reluctant walk?  Mike Holliday returns to our pulpit this month to explore with us learning a new way to walk.

Jericho’s Walls

Thomas Paine UU Fellowship
Thomas Paine UU Fellowship
Jericho's Walls
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Despite poet Robert Frost’s pronouncement, “Something there is that doesn’t love a wall,/ That wants it down,” we do persist in building walls, within and without. UU Troubadour, Mike Holliday, returns to our pulpit to explore with us the walls we build in our society … read more.

Sheltered Relevations

Thomas Paine UU Fellowship
Thomas Paine UU Fellowship
Sheltered Relevations
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve all been on a learning curve. We’ve got new vocabulary, with phrases like “community transmission” and “social distancing.”  As UU Troubadour, Mike Holliday, was planning this service, he had to add the word “COVID” to his Microsoft Word dictionary! … read more.

Let It Shine

The Book of Matthew 5:15 in the Christian Bible entreats the faithful to realize, “You are the light of the world” and, just as no one would light a lamp and hide it under a basket, you should similarly “let your light shine.” The popular gospel song, “This Little Light of Mine,” urges us to heed that exhortation. But what does it mean to “be the light? How do we make that light shine? Mike Holliday, will explore those questions with us.

The Extra Mile

According to the Book of Matthew in the New Testament of the Christian Bible, Jesus instructed his followers, “If a man asks you to go one mile with him, go with him two (5-41). Guest worship leader Mike Holliday will explore with us the meaning of that directive and where the “extra mile” takes us. A singer/songwriter from Pottstown, PA, Mike has traveled extensively across the eastern United States sharing songs and stories from his travels.

Take the Weight as it Comes

Mike Holliday intrigued us in July of last year with his service on “The Color of Light.” A singer/songwriter from Pottstown, he has traveled extensively across the Eastern half of the United States sharing songs and stories inspired by his travels. He returns to TPUUF this year with “Take the Weight as it Comes,” a message focusing on the nature of trust.

The Color of Light

MULTIGENERATIONAL

We live in a world in which the pace of physical change is so accelerated we sometimes struggle to take it all in. But in addition to the physical changes in our world, we’re also confronted with challenges to our view of the world and to concepts we have relied on to make sense of it. In this service, we’ll explore how we react when concepts we have been taught all our lives are challenged.