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On this Memorial Day, we gather not to glorify war, but to honor the humanity of those whose lives were shaped or ended by it. Through remembrance, silence, and reflection, we recommit ourselves to compassion, peace, and the sacred responsibility of carrying one another forward.
Spring is in full swing – but it’s easy to feel lost, stuck or alone right now. As we continue exploring the theme of Awakening Curiosity this May, we’ll explore what it looks like to remain curious when our world resembles wilderness. Drawing from progressive activists and wilderness survival experts, poets and personal experience, we’ll … Continue reading Wonder in the Wilderness: Curiosity in Disorienting Times
In Unitarian Universalist (UU) traditions, mothering is viewed as a verb—an act of nurturing, love, and compassion—rather than just a noun defining biological birth. It honors all who provide care, community, and support, celebrating the diverse ways people foster growth in others regardless of parental status, while often recognizing the complexities of both joy and … Continue reading What Does Mothering Truly Mean?
As we begin to explore the theme of Awakening Curiosity this May, we’ll begin by reminding ourselves to notice the bits of wonder around us, to appreciate the moments of awe, and to be more comfortable in uncertainty.
In honor of National Poetry Month, Reverend Margo and congregants will be reading their favorite poems to uplift us and give expression to our deepest universal experiences.
As we gather just before Earth Day, this service invites us to reflect on our deep connection to the Earth, to one another, and to the possibilities that emerge in times of change. Through personal story, Indigenous wisdom, and reflections on the natural world—from the resilience of whales in our local waters to the vast … Continue reading Embracing Possibilities in a Changing World
In this time of both chaos and continually moving toward solidarity, what are our deepest hopes for ourselves, our congregation, and the community at large? Come and explore and celebrate how to consolidate our emotional and other resources to uphold a mission of community and peace.
During this service we’ll celebrate the return of spring, the green growing again, the colors blooming around us, and what our congregation can look forward to in this new year. We’ll discuss what it takes to keep the congregation growing and we’ll look forward to what may come as we’ve survived the winter.
This sermon connects Moses’ encounter with the burning bush to the callings that live within each of us. It reflects on how listening to our inner voice can guide us toward courageous and just choices. Our youth will also share personal reflections about their own passions and the values that shape their lives.