We are members and friends of Unitarian Universalism walking the path of spiritual experience and growth as it unfolds in our lives. We come to this group for inspiration, to study, and to explore our direct experience of the fullness and mystery of life. We meet monthly on the second Sunday from 9:00—10:15 a.m.
Come in after the long election season and be restored by Calming Our Spirits and Nurturing Our Souls This service of healing and meditative experiences will be led in a Taize’ style of poetry, music, and song. Kristin Grace will give a special flute performance.
Join us this Sunday as we explore how restorative practices and Internal Family Systems offer pathways of reconciliation and healing. Together, we will consider how curiosity, creativity and boundaries can make space in situations of conflict and estrangement. We will walk through a set of restorative questions from the International Institute of Restorative Practices, both … Continue reading Beyond Forgive and Forget: What it Takes to Heal
Following worship services on second Sundays, join a Chalice Circle open to anyone who would like to attend. The group will begin with any thoughts/reflections/comments about the morning service as a way to get centered, and then focus on the month’s Chalice Circle theme and sharing. Doug Taylor facilitates this monthly open Chalice Circle.
Our monthly Soul Matters Chalice Circle themes for September 2019 – May 2020:
Nancy Slocum, Director of Religious Exploration for Children and Youth leads, “Parents as Religious Educators”, an informal, drop-in discussion group for any parents (or anyone in a parenting role with children) who want to explore what it means to be the primary religious educator in your child’s life. While the church provides a focused opportunity for your child to explore religion and faith, the reality is that our children are learning about these things day in and day out. Parents and other adults who spend time with kids are in a position to educate and model but sometimes do so without giving it much attention. This group will provide an opportunity to accept this role with thoughtfulness and intention. Topics for discussion will be generated by the group, but may include developmental stages of faith formation, developing your in-home “curriculum,” how to answer the “tough” questions, rituals and celebrations, etc. We will meet monthly after services from 12:00 – 1:30 p.m.