Boundaries or horizons? It depends on how you frame it. Poet Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer leads us into our reflection.
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What do we leave behind us? It’s always going to be a mixed bag of gifts and disasters. That’s just to be expected. How do our choices shape our legacy? What do you want your legacy to be?
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We often think of repentance as somehow related to shame and having done something wrong. Remember all those cartoons with a guy with a sign proclaiming that we should repent because the end was near? But to repent is to change direction, and we often … read more.
The new year — really a rather random day — offers us the opportunity to set some intentions, consider what we wish to live into, and reflect upon the recent past. We’ll explore the dimensions of those intentions and longings.
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Online Candlelight Service
Worship Service
Rev. Dr. Linda A. Hart
Friday, December 24, 2021, 6:30 p.m. Pacific
Online Only Worship Service
Come together to listen to the old stories and to reflect on the meaning of Christmas. Have your candle ready to light at home for … read more.
Join us for our annual holiday service. This year we’re celebrating the solstice with a pageant! We have opportunities for Pageant Players: register here to play a role in our pageant! Our service will start with our traditional 12 Days of Christmas, so warm … read more.
Tahoma UU Congregation has the honor of ordaining our former intern, Erien Babcock, to the Unitarian Universalist ministry. In collaboration with the Church of the Larger Fellowship, this online service is a time to affirm Erien in her ministry, and confer upon her the title … read more.
The Reverend Dr. Jacqui Lewis wrote: “Without telling the truth about how bad things are, hope is shallow, dried up and empty.” Hope and joy are both born in the presence of everything that our lives spill out. How do we find both in these … read more.
The pandemic has taken a toll on churches across the country. Some folks who regularly report on church life wonder if it has hastened the demise of congregational life. Certainly it has changed us. We’ll reflect on what the future might hold for us.
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This week is the 400th anniversary of the first Pilgrim Thanksgiving. We can trace our Unitarian presence in the US to those settlers. What does it matter now? We’ll consider our history.
Holding Our History – November 21 2021 Sermon by Rev. Dr. Linda A. … read more.
