In All We Do and Say
The Rev. Dr. King said, “One day we must come to see that peace is not merely a distant goal that we seek but a means by which we arrive … Continue reading In All We Do and Say
Speaker: Beth Offenbacker
Dreaming in the Dark
We gather to honor the dark of winter, and celebrate the Solstice. What unexpected gifts will we discover? Bring hand drums to play and/or share. To watch the co-ministers’ reflections … Continue reading Dreaming in the Dark
A House for Hope: How Our Faith Informs Our Living
Unitarian Universalists support one another as we search for truth and meaning, including when we find them in different ways, and come to different conclusions. Whatever our current beliefs may … Continue reading A House for Hope: How Our Faith Informs Our Living
The Longest Night
The winter solstice is a significant time of year, honored in many cultures and marked by festivals and rituals. It signifies the symbolic death and rebirth of the Sun in … Continue reading The Longest Night
We Give Thanks: Bread Communion
Community and gratitude can help us build resilience. Through a story called The Queen’s Loaves, we’ll celebrate generosity and humility. Wonderful music will buoy our spirits, and we’ll share in … Continue reading We Give Thanks: Bread Communion
Lughnasa: Harvesting the Fruits of Traditions
We welcome Archdruid Jeremiah Lennox to a celebration of Lughnasa, the ancient Celtic harvest festival. In our northern hemisphere we are entering more fully into our harvest season. What do … Continue reading Lughnasa: Harvesting the Fruits of Traditions
Renewal and Balance
We’ll look to the Earth for lessons on balance and renewal, as we honour the Spring Equinox and welcome the presence of hope and deeper connection. All will begin in … Continue reading Renewal and Balance
Renewal and Balance
We’ll look to the Earth for lessons on balance and renewal, as we honour the Spring Equinox and welcome the presence of hope and deeper connection. All will begin in … Continue reading Renewal and Balance