This service explores how Humanism lives in our Unitarian Universalist principles and values with an emphasis on the care of self and others as life affirming practice. We will also explore how spirituality can exist with or without a belief in the divine. More information about UU Humanist Association can be found here: … Continue reading Humanism: Building Resilience Through Mutual Care
We All Lift Together explores the power of mutual aid, interdependence, and collective care. In a world that often prizes individual achievement, this service invites us to remember that none of us rises alone. Through reflection, story, and ritual, we will honor the networks of support that sustain us and consider how we can more … Continue reading We All Lift Together
Embodying Resilience – Through the work of grief guide Frances Weller, and the practices of Buddhist Pema Chodron, we will explore how to prevail in a life that is for more than ourselves.
This sermon explores indigenous prophecy, resistance, and resilience across cultures and time. Drawing on the words of John Trudell, stories of Haida survival under cultural bans. Chichimeca resistance to empire, Black Panther community defense, and modern systems analysis, it affirms that prophecy is not about predicting the future-but remembering our responsibilities to one another and … Continue reading The Prophecy of Solidarity: When the People Remember Each Other
Come and be inspired by the friendship of Thich Nhat Hanh and Martin Luther King, Jr. Hear how together they included universalism in expanding the vision of Beloved Community.
A look back at how far we have come once in person services restarted, and thoughts on where we are going.
This service will give you a historical perspective on the social action work of Unitarians and Universalists as well as how our faith can support your current journey as a Humanist, Theist, or someone still searching. Come and be inspired. Unitarian Universalism (UU) is a faith without a creed, uniting people through shared values, not dogma, … Continue reading What Do Unitarian Universalists Believe?
Resistance is not always loud or public. It often lives in small, intentional choices. Speaking up. Holding boundaries. Resting without guilt. In this sermon, Dr. Davi Kallman invites us to reflect on resistance as a spiritual practice rooted in dignity, love, and collective care. As a Jewish woman and the granddaughter of a Holocaust survivor … Continue reading Practicing Resistance: Reclaiming Power in an Unjust World
Join us for the annual end of year service for discerning what to let go of before entering the new year. A ritual will help you determine what is best left behind so that new opportunities can enter.
Join us for Winter Hope, an inclusive Christmas Eve service that celebrates light, community, and resilience across traditions. This warm, family-friendly service weaves readings and reflections from Christianity, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, earth-based/indigenous winter traditions, Buddhism, and Islam. The sermon (≈35 minutes) is followed by about 45 minutes of music, carols, and fellowship.
