The Unitarian Universalist interpretation of the Christmas Story centers on the idea that all every person is an incarnation of the holy, that every child born is another redeemer. If we embrace this understanding, what then is asked of us as human beings in this … read more.
We’ll retell the ancient story and make connections to our lives in the present and our hopes for the future. The children’s choir will sing.
The wheel has turned once again and the cold winds of winter are blowing. Come join us December 22nd on the last full moon of the year to celebrate the winter solstice with community and song in the Sanctuary. The doors will open 4:30 and … read more.
This annual contemplative service is centered on the ritual of burning the things from the previous year we are ready to let go of- and holding on to the things we have learned and want to carry forward with us.
After a brief, fun, secular holiday sing-along, we will share a potluck brunch in the sanctuary. Please bring a dish to share.
Worship Associates: Jamal Lyksett and Patricia Jessup
Mystic, monk, theologian, pacifist…Thomas Merton, who died 50 years ago on December 10, 1968, inspired many with his gentle wisdom and his unique insights…including the three of us. Join us as we share the points of resonance and the … read more.
The theme for this Sunday comes from a beautiful quotation by the philosopher/poet Ram Dass, who said, “We’re all just walking each other home.”
Each of us has our own take … read more.
During this season of thanksgiving, gratitude and compassion we gather to think about distributive justice. Why should we care? What can we do?
We build on foundations we did not lay. We warm ourselves by fires we did not light. We sit in the shade of trees we did not plant. We drink from wells we did not dig. We profit from persons we did not know…We are … read more.
In an increasingly fractured and isolating world, many people are searching for deep connections, forged through open-hearted listening and honest and vulnerable speaking. Being heard and held heals trauma and grief. Meanwhile, being trusted to listen is the true antidote to loneliness. We will install … read more.
