This Sunday we celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride with glitter blessings and commitment to liberation. We also welcome new members officially joining this Sunday.

On this Sunday, Rev. EB invites reflection on how our UU values resonate with the times we are living through.

We explore our shared value of pluralism. “We celebrate that we are all sacred beings, diverse in culture, experience, and theology. We covenant to learn from one another in our free and responsible search for truth and meaning. We embrace our differences and commonalities with Love, curiosity, and respect.” An open-table Christian Communion follows the … Continue reading Questioning Our Questions

Czech Unitarians created the Flower Ceremony in the 1920s. Join us this Sunday as we honor both the spring and the beauty of our diversity in this ritual.Please bring a flower to church for this service!

There is so much demanding our attention and knocking us off balance. On this Sunday, we make space for spiritual practice together.

It’s May the 4th, also known as “Star Wars Day.” Join us at 5pm for dinner and church with a Star Wars flavor!

Easter Services at 7AM (in-person only) and 11 AM (In-person/Zoom) Bust out your florals and Easter bonnets or come as you are to celebrate on Easter morning. All are invited to a contemplative early morning service at 7 AM in the church graveyard. The whole community gathers together at 11 AM for our Sunday morning … Continue reading Easter

Good Friday gives us a traditional day to seriously consider suffering and how humans cause it. In our service, six readers each share a “modern day crucifixion” story: examples include firsthand stories of domestic violence, hate crimes, or war. We end the service in darkness with the story of Jesus’ crucifixion

As Unitarian Universalists, we adapt to the changing world. We covenant to collectively transform and grow spiritually and ethically. Openness to change is fundamental to our Unitarian and Universalist heritages, never complete and never perfect.

Have you ever let go of a grudge? How? Are there times when you would advise someone to remember a grudge? On this Sunday we reflect on remembering, repair, and letting go.