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!
Our pageant this year celebrates the Solstice and offers many opportunities for taking part. As always, there is a role for animals, so anyone who arrives in an animal costume can take part. Other roles will be assigned on the day and appropriate props will be provided. Come to watch, come to share in the fun, and celebrate the season of returning light!
Where do you experience awe? Is it crashing waves? The cathedral of the trees? In a place where the sky goes on forever? Earth offers us beauty, terror, and peace in equal measure. Let us celebrate our blue boat home
We live in a world that seems focused on creating more and more options to fill up our time. Before we know it, our days are filled with endless lists of items that feel urgent but aren’t really important. Join us this Sunday to consider how we might re-prioritize at least one important aspect of our lives.
Matt Aspin previously served as our ministerial intern, and is currently finishing his Masters of Divinity degree from Meadville Lombard Theological School.
Have you had that conversation with a person nodding their head faster and faster while you talked? That person who doesn’t need to listen any more because they’ve already planned what they need to say? Have you been that person? We’ll reflect on the importance of listening to listen and what it might mean if we were really heard.
A reflection on sharp focus and wide views. When do you need each?
What gets our attention? Is it what is loud or what’s important? Is it what we’re used to seeing or what’s out of place?
