This Sunday marks the beginning of Passover. This ancient story of liberation and resistance has shaped generations. It is a living and growing story. How does it still speak to us today? How might we be shaped by its telling, and how might we tell the story together? All are welcome to this service of … Continue reading Telling the Story
Birthdays are an important time for us to take stock of who we are, where we come from and what we have learned. It is a time to evaluate how well we are actually living our values and what matters most to us. Our lives and our histories inform how we chose to be in … Continue reading Return Each Year
Join us to commemorate the one-year anniversary of our commitment to one another by taking precautionary measures to limit the spread of Covid-19. It has been a year full of learning and loss. A year that has changed us. A year we will never forget. Come, share in community your losses and your hopes from … Continue reading One Year Later
This month, we consider what it means to be a people of commitment. As we move into our commitments, we are invited to a service put together by folks from the Unitarian Universalist Association, exploring what it means to truly and powerfully Side With Love. We will watch this service in community as we share … Continue reading Side With Love – A service from the UUA
Our faith has long been grounded in the journey towards justice. We have sought to create communities that are mobilized towards changing the world. And yet, we know that the ideals of inclusion and justice that we espouse have not been met. How do we reconcile this? What joyful work is before us in this … Continue reading Widening the Circle
Big, overwhelming feelings abound, especially right now. Some of us are more allowed to express them than others.And how we express them matters. Let’s talk about how we can use rage and joy to fuel our work for change in the world! For the video of this service go to this directory and click on this … Continue reading Rage and Joy
Love is the doctrine of this community. We affirm this out loud every week – but sometimes it is easier said than realized. How do we love each other in the midst of pain, difficulties, and frustrations? How do we embody that doctrine, and what does it challenge us to do, as individuals and as … Continue reading Love is Inconvenient
What can improvisation games teach us about how to be in community? What can their rules and principles teach us that will lead up towards more innovation and creativity? Where can we affirm each other and our ideas more fully – adding on rather than negating? For the video of this file click here and then click … Continue reading Yes, And
Each of us have so many truths inside of us, but – for whatever reasons – it can be difficult to share them or hear them with others. How can we meaningfully explore deeper truths amongst ourselves, and grow our story so that it can hold every one of us? All are welcome to this … Continue reading Sharing Our Truths
The debate over whether we are more good or bad has raged in the religious world for as long as humans can remember. Let us explore where our Unitarian Universalist tradition and the human goodness it proclaims leads us to greater integrity and resilience. Spoiler alert: There will be discussion of two feature films plot … Continue reading I Know Your Name
