We Will Not Stop Singing

The Chapin Sisters wrote that “We will not stop singing ‘till the world can sing along. We will not stop shouting, shouting right from wrong ‘till the world can sing along.” Hear now We Will Not Stop Singing, featuring the choir of The First Unitarian Congregational Society in Brooklyn.

We Rise

Batya Levine was crushed by the results of the 2016 election, but she rose past that. “I reached inward for a prayer, for a shred of hope, and what I found was the powerful and prayerful resistance I had witnessed and experienced at Standing Rock. In that moment, I started to sing, praying into my […]

Children Will Listen

In his play Into the Woods, Stephen Sondheim wrote a song about how children are always seeing what we do and listening to what we say. So be careful what you say, children are listening. Listen closely as Barbra Streisand sings Children Will Listen.  

Reach Out and Touch Somebody’s Hand

Diana Ross’ debut solo single carried a heavy gospel influence, accompanied by a message which encouraged consideration for others and a universal social conscience. Reach Out and Touch Somebody’s Hand

Spirit

In their song, Spirit, Earth, Wind and Fire tells us that in love our spirits will be one.

Here There Is Wholeness

UUCDC is not the only church with musical talent. Enjoy Here There is Wholeness by Emily McKinney of the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Springfield.

Cool Breeze

Jeremy Spenser, the original guitarist for Fleetwood Mac, wants you to know that there’s a cool breeze in the air. (If not right now, one should be coming along soon.) Relax and enjoy his Cool Breeze.

Mr. Blue Sky

Jeff Lynne wrote a song that conveys a positive message of hope and happiness. The meaning can be interpreted two ways: the joy of a rainy day ending and the sun coming out; or metaphorically, seeing the light at the end of a difficult time. Hear now as the Electric Light Orchestra performs Mr. Blue […]

Don’t Worry, Be Happy

Bobby McFerrin wrote that in every life we have some trouble but when you worry you make it double. So what does he recommend we do instead? Don’t Worry, Be Happy!