Beginnings: How Will We Be Together This Fall?
We regroup after the summer. How will we unite in intentional community this fall through the election season and beyond? Discover how your unique talents can help uphold an entire community.
Speaker: Rev. Margo Rinehart
Water Communion: The Confluence of Our Lives
Join in the annual sacred ritual of sharing the experiences of our lives through a water ceremony. Remember to bring a small amount of water for our communal vessel.
Flourishing Through the Buddhist Teaching of Right Effort
Come and explore how the Buddhist teaching of Right Effort, one spoke on the Eight-Fold Path, can help us to flourish in community and in our own hearts.
Awakening Curiosity: Keep Living the Questions
We will explore how curiosity benefits us, both in our personal quests but also as we interact with others. How can we use humility and curiosity to connect us to others and build bridges.
The Flame and the Fury
What do Jesus flipping tables, the Stonewall Riots, and the UU flaming chalice have in common? This sermon explores holy disruption, sacred resistance, and the courage to stand on the side of love when justice demands action.
Flourishing Together: Flower Communion & Volunteer Appreciation
This service honors the annual Unitarian ceremony of Flower Communion which began in Europe in 1923. In addition, this includes Volunteer Appreciation of the past year, including our children and youth. This service is intergenerational, so children’s RE classes will not be held. However, the nursery will be open.
What Does Mothering Truly Mean?
In Unitarian Universalist (UU) traditions, mothering is viewed as a verb—an act of nurturing, love, and compassion—rather than just a noun defining biological birth. It honors all who provide care, community, and support, celebrating the diverse ways people foster growth in others regardless of parental status, while often recognizing the complexities of both joy and … Continue reading What Does Mothering Truly Mean?
Embracing Possibility: What Are Our Deepest Longings?
In this time of both chaos and continually moving toward solidarity, what are our deepest hopes for ourselves, our congregation, and the community at large? Come and explore and celebrate how to consolidate our emotional and other resources to uphold a mission of community and peace.
Humanism: Building Resilience Through Mutual Care
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
Partners in Beloved Community
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.