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.
Join us for Yule, a celebration of the Winter Solstice. On the longest night, we gather in celebration to honor the turning of the year—drawing from Coast Salish winter traditions and Celtic observances of the solstice. Together we affirm that even in the deepest darkness, the first light is already on its way. Through story, … Continue reading From Darkness Toward Dawn: A Winter Solstice Celebration
The Winter Solstice represents the rebirth of the sun and the return of light after the longest night of the year. It is a time of renewal, reflection, and honoring the cycles of nature. In many traditions, Yule symbolizes hope and the triumph of light over darkness, marking the beginning of longer days. It is … Continue reading Winter Solstice/Yule
