A Contemplative Service on Love (ἀγάπη or agápē)
Join us for a service of contemplation following a busy holiday week. This service will feature music, singing, poetry and silence.
Speaker: Alexis Balkowitsch
Elections Transform Us
What does what just happened tell us about ourselves? Though we don’t know the outcome of the election at this writing, in either case, we’ll need to process it.
Intergenerational Water Ingathering
We return to two services this morning after a summer of single services. Join us for this annual ingathering service as we reconnect after our summer travels. Both services will be accessible online as well. You are invited to bring water that holds special meaning for you. Like a drop of water, we are connected … Continue reading Intergenerational Water Ingathering
The Power of Generational Story
“Story” is one of the more powerful tools we humans use in building relationship, culture and community. We’re told stories and we tell stories—to learn, to connect, to remember. In our families, our elders may not have had the time or desire to sit us down and relate their story to us, chapter and verse. But do we somehow absorb and carry on their story anyway? However it happens, the stories we pick up from those … Continue reading The Power of Generational Story
Summertime
We celebrate a different rhythm to our lives in the summer, generally. Let’s reflect on the invitation to a slower pace that summer can bring. This service will feature more poetry and silence than usual.
Together We Rise: Rise and Respond!
As we welcome new members into the church, we consider the values of this congregation and their importance in our lives. How do we respond to a world in need? How can we make the world a better place?
For Your Consideration
You are the author of your life’s story. Is it fact or fiction? How will you write the final chapters?
When Does a Hole Fill You Up?
A Porous Coral Reef Full of Twists and Turns. You Are Invited to Join the Adventure!
Cultivating a Spiritual Friendship
We gather together in community and yet our relationship to the divine source is ours alone. Let’s reflect on our spiritual connection on this day of youth bridging, celebration our congregation and bringing new members into our midst.
A UU Considers Salvation
Most of us are familiar with Christian beliefs about salvation, and many of us are uncomfortable with those beliefs. How might we UUs cast salvation in a different light?