We all know how much life takes us in directions we’d never expected. Right? Just look at the last two years. We’ll use some paper magic to explore those twists and turns and maybe find some truths to help us along. This Sunday we will have a multi-platform service. You can attend in-person, OR you … Continue reading Twists and Turns
Janus is the two headed god who looks back and looks forward. We’ll have rituals to let go of the year just past, and to offer our intentions for the coming year. This Sunday we will have a multi-platform service. You can attend in-person, OR you can also attend via our online Zoom option. Our … Continue reading Janus
Wishing you and yours a joyous holiday season! There will not be a worship service on Sunday, December 25, and we look forward seeing you in the New Year on Sunday, January 1, 2023 at 10:30 a.m. for our “Janus” worship service with Rev. Dr. Linda A. Hart. Christmas Service Available Online The Church … Continue reading No Worship Service on Christmas Day
We’ll gather in person for a reflective service of readings and carols, and light candles of hope and joy. All are welcome! Christmas Service Available Online The Church of the Larger Fellowship, an online congregation, is offering a worship service for Christmas day for any who would like a time of reflection in the … Continue reading Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
Hannukah begins this evening. Our service centers on a story about Hershel who has to overcome goblins to save Hannukah. We’ll learn about the traditions and history along the way. This Sunday we will have a multi-platform service. You can attend in-person, OR you can also attend via our online Zoom option. Our current in-person … Continue reading To Survive and Thrive
What does it mean to be evolved? Poet Andrea Gibson reflected on what leads us to change, both via physical evolution and personal growth. This Sunday we will have a multi-platform service. You can attend in-person, OR you can also attend via our online Zoom option. Our current in-person gathering guidelines include information found here. Children … Continue reading Turtles and Octopuses
In an article in the Atlantic, Albert Brooks makes a distinction between hope and optimism and reflects upon what helps us face difficult circumstances. What gets us through? This Sunday we will have a multi-platform service. You can attend in-person, OR you can also attend via our online Zoom option. Our current in-person gathering guidelines … Continue reading Hope or Optimism?
We’re joining Saltwater UU Congregation for worship this morning. In person worship will be a watch party, online participants can log in with the Saltwater Zoom link. Elisabeth says “Change is haaaard for most of us, including me. Leadership theorist Ronald Heifetz teaches that this is because all change begins with loss. And loss can … Continue reading “Can We Be More Like Nurse Logs?”
Our congregation voted in May 2020 to be part of Tacoma Pierce County Safe Parking and our team of volunteers have put in hours of work welcoming and connecting with guests. Come Sunday to hear stories of the work they’ve been doing as part of our shared ministry. This Sunday we will have a multi-platform … Continue reading Stories from Safe Parking
The last time that the UUA did a major revision of our Principles and Sources was in 1984. Though there have been discussions about them and some small changes made, they’ve stayed mostly the same. Over the last several years, a commission has been working to think about what kind of change might we helpful, … Continue reading Principles, Purposes, and Process
