We begin exploring our UU shared value of generosity this Sunday. What does this value mean to us here and now? “We cultivate a spirit of gratitude and hope. We covenant to freely and compassionately share our faith, presence, and resources. Our generosity connects us to one another in relationships of interdependence and mutuality.
Unitarian Universalists have long been defenders of the rights of democracy. Today we explore how that came to be, what it means now, and how we live our values in an ever-changing world.
The gender expansive poet, Alok, says that there are as many ways to exist as there are existences. No matter our own personal journeys, we can all learn from the experiences of Two-Spirit, trans, and gender expansive beloveds. Join us for a celebration of wisdom, beauty, and divinity as we celebrate life beyond the gender … Continue reading Prophets of the Possible
Our new statement of UU values puts love at the center and reminds us that our free faith is created through a network of promises. On this Sunday, we explore the new values in more depth (and with a silly mnemonic).
How do we “grow the church?” What does “growth” mean in this context? On this Sunday we talk about faith formation, hospitality, and fun.
We explore themes of homecoming and change with the UU Water Ceremony service.An open-table Christian Communion follows the service. All are welcome. Note: We return to a 11am start time starting on this Sunday.
Potluck style worship led by Pam Kristan.
“Frances Perkins should be known as the woman who brought us Social Security, Unemployment Compensation, banned child labor, minimum wage, created a 40 hour work week, and established rules for safe workplaces. She also advocated for immigrants and refugees, helping Jewish children immigrate to the United States during the Holocaust. But most of us have … Continue reading Honoring Frances Perkins
On this Sunday we hear from a few of our gardener congregants on the lessons of the garden.
Our worship format today is a little different. You’ll be invited to sing a capella, to light candles, and to reflect together on a story.
