An old hymn suggests that our freedom should “revere the past, but trust the dawning future more.” adrienne maree brown explores strategies for life in a complicated and rapidly changing world by paying attention to what is emerging. Trust, presence, and attention are key.
The TUU Sees will provide music during this worship service.
A look at early UU history for places resiliency can be found. A deep focus on Francis David and the power of faith in resiliency.
Our whole church worship will focus on how love makes us more resilient and able to offer our love to the world. We’ll sing, write love letters, create a few tokens for the world. Bring the whole family and your whole selves for a great morning together!
Ansamblu will provide music for this worship service.
“And I’ll give you hope, when hope is hard to find. And I’ll bring a song of love, and a rose in the winter time.”
I find myself humming this beloved hymn a lot these days. What could self-care and community care look like as a form of resistance?
Could a fierce and passionate love for our natural world save us from climate change? What Joanna Macy, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and the poet Rainer Maria Rilke say about the environment and God. Rev. Kate Landis lives in the Seattle suburbs with her goofy dog, Wally, and her patient husband, Jay. She has a memoir … Continue reading A Fearless Communion with Our Natural World
Much is said these days about the loss of a common shared reality in the US and elsewhere around the world. How do we discern the truth in these complicated times?
Do you swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth? Do you sometimes bend the truth? We all do it, right? In the medical drama “House” the main character repeatedly says “everybody lies.” Do you? This service explores the compromises we make.
Ansamblu will provide music during this worship service.
What does it mean to have integrity? One meaning is living as your whole and most authentic self. We’ll explore how we do that and how we support others doing the same.
Erien Babcock, our Ministerial Intern, is speaking on how she walked her path to arrive at Tahoma UU Congregation and her call to military chaplaincy.
We gather on Christmas Eve to tell stories, sing songs, and to light candles. We celebrate love and wonder and joy and hope in the world. Please join us!
