Sacred “Space”
As we kick off our summer theme of “Rest, Reflect, Renew,” we will spend some time exploring how we can resist our culture’s emphasis on urgency and productivity in order … Continue reading Sacred “Space”
As we kick off our summer theme of “Rest, Reflect, Renew,” we will spend some time exploring how we can resist our culture’s emphasis on urgency and productivity in order … Continue reading Sacred “Space”
Join UUs from home or at a watch party at church for the largest annual gathering of UUs in worship as we watch our UUA’s General Assembly’s Sunday Morning Worship … Continue reading Weaving Our Lives/GA Sunday Morning Worship
On this Juneteenth, we’ll explore what it means to be free–or not. If our freedom something that is given to us or something we claim?
Welcome to our annual multigenerational Flower Ceremony, where we proclaim what it means and what it takes to build our beloved community. This year, we will also honor the transition … Continue reading Garden of Faith
Our overarching spiritual theme of the year, “Love is at the Center,” ends with a focus on community this month. It is a season of war and humanitarian crises in … Continue reading Harmony and Discord
This being the first Sunday of summer and all it seemed like a sermon on summer spaciousness was appropriate. After all, isn’t that what summer is about? Out of … Continue reading Summer Space
June is officially designated Pride month, celebrating Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender people. Many, myself included, expand Pride to encompass folx from a variety of sexual orientations and gender … Continue reading Revolutionary Roots
“A living tradition is not bequeathed through some law of inheritance; it must be earned, not without dust and heat, and not without humbling grace.” Those words of UU theologian … Continue reading A Living Tradition (Community Sunday)
Let my love be heard whispering in your angel wings. As grief once more mounts to heaven and sings… Let my love be heard. Knowing the truth of grief … Continue reading It Depends