The flame that lights the chalice each week is a representation of the fire in each one of us and the faith that is shared with Unitarian Universalists around the world. When we gather in worship, it provides the opportunity to renew the spark in each one of us. Join Zoom or dial by your […]
As individuals and as a faith community we are impacted by external factors. The bonds of community have the power to help ground us as we navigate the changes of life. The beauty of the living tradition which Unitarian Universalism embodies is that it grows with us while offering connection to shared values. Join Zoom […]
This week, we consider what helps us find our center through meditation. What holds you, in times of new beginnings as we enter a new year. What grounds you or provides a sense of comfort when you face challenges? Join via Zoomhttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/84631023940 Meeting ID: 846 3102 3940
The days surrounding the New Year are often a time of reflection and resolution. For many people, it is as Rev. Dr. Howard Thurman writes, “with full intensity we seek a fresh sense of order in our living.” Join us on Sunday, January 1, 2023 as our affiliated Community Minister, E.N. Hill, invites us to “Center […]
This Sunday we will hold a nontraditional service with a couple common elements. The primary focus will be the opportunity to be in community both on zoom and in person. You are invited to share some fond/favorite holiday celebrations. Join via Zoomhttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/84631023940 Meeting ID: 846 3102 3940
Join us for a hybrid Christmas Eve Service to share biblical accounts of the birth of Jesus, reflections and carols. Attendees will be invited to participate in a no-rehearsal pageant, singing, and passing the flame during Silent Night. Our zoom participants will kick off passing the flame and then move to those in the sanctuary […]
There are several religious traditions that celebrate winter holidays. This week we will explore some of those through stories, music, readings, and reflections.
Where do you find wonder, in nature, in community, in faith, in covenant? As a faith tradition we uphold the free and response for truth and meaning in our 4th Principle. This principle speaks to where and perhaps how we wonder, to how we make meaning. As part of this service, Rev Holly invites all […]
Have you ever wondered where our different practices as UUs come from? Some are completely unique to UUs such as the chalice in the ways we use it while others have borrowed things from other faith traditions. There can be a fine line between honoring someone else’s traditions and appropriating them as our own.
Inspired by the words of Howard Zinn, let us consider the ways our small actions, forms of protest have the ability to take root and create social change.
