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
When someone we love dies, we grieve. We experience the pain of grief with our minds, our bodies, and our hearts. On this Sunday, we care for our grief.
Trans / non-binary people face rising hate and discrimination. This Sunday we celebrate and affirm our faith’s love and support for trans/non-binary folks and equip ourselves better for solidarity and justice.
If we affirm that all bodies are good bodies, where does that lead us? On this Sunday, we explore the intersection of our faith and the movements for fat liberation.
If the walls of this church could speak, what would they share? This Sunday, we reflect on how this congregation has made a difference, and kick off our annual stewardship campaign.
The word “religion” might be related to the Latin religare, meaning “to bind fast.” On this Sunday, Rev. EB reflects on what she’s learned from knitting, sewing, and knots.
Our UU Principles are getting a renewal! For almost three years, a special taskforce of our UUA has been deeply examining the UUA’s Principles and Purposes. On this Sunday, we explore the proposed revision, and its core values: love, justice, generosity, evolution, pluralism, equity, and interdependence.
In the story “Stone Soup,” a community is able to make a tasty meal out of “empty” cupboards when they cook together. On this Sunday, we give thanks for the gifts of community and reflect on what we’ve learned about working together.
“Rest Is Resistance,” writes Tricia Hersey. On this Sunday, we examine the importance of rest, and Rev EB shares her experience of sabbatical rest.
A service to welcome back Rev. Elizabeth Bukey Saunter. She’ll share a bit about her sabbatical, and answer your questions.
