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: Allison King
Holding Space for Differences
“One of the things I appreciate about living in a society built on balance and homogeneity is the fact that it tries to make everyone feel like they aren’t different, but therein lies its downfall. This unflinching need to not recognize and amplify what makes each of us uniquely beautiful means some very deep issues … Continue reading Holding Space for Differences
Love at the Center
Love is the power that holds us together and is at the center. We do the work of living our shared values through the spiritual discipline of Love.
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 Unsung Journey
Last summer, we explored the “unsung hymnal,” those hymns in our hymnal that we tend to ignore for one reason or another. Though Singing the Journey has only been around for 20 years, we’ve had plenty of time to ignore a lot of hymns in there as well. We’ll sing through some unfamiliar tunes, and … Continue reading The Unsung Journey
Choir Sunday – Music Inspires All
What would church be without music? Fortunately, we won’t find out. Join us for this celebration of music with the UUCV choir.
Learnings from Sabbatical Part 2: Inhabiting our Lives
While away from you, I’ve thought a lot about sustaining a balanced and joyful life even while doing things that are hard and important.
The Unsung Hymnal
We’ve had our hymnal for over 30 years, but how many hymns do we really sing? Does what we sing reflect who we are as a people? We will be exploring the reasons why we don’t sing many of our hymns, and how that says as much (if not more) about us as what we … Continue reading The Unsung Hymnal