For All We Cherish
Who do you cherish, i.e. who do you protect and care for? What do you cherish, i.e. what possessions, memories, or places matter so deeply to you? When we cherish … Continue reading For All We Cherish
Who do you cherish, i.e. who do you protect and care for? What do you cherish, i.e. what possessions, memories, or places matter so deeply to you? When we cherish … Continue reading For All We Cherish
On this Easter Sunday we honour the strength of communities and the power of love. How might we be inspired by ancient stories to resist hatred and feel the resilience … Continue reading Resilient Alleluias!
Many of us have heard a chant common at recent protest marches, “Show me what democracy looks like. This is what democracy looks like.” On this weekend of “No Kings” … Continue reading Show me what church looks like. This is what church looks like!
Our understanding of ourselves, the world around us, and our history is shaped by our experiences and the stories that are shared. How might our understandings, beliefs, and values get shaped … Continue reading The Meaning We Make
125 years ago, 11 people signed the congregation’s initial constitution, and submitted documents for incorporation, which were officially filed on March 15, 1901. Over the years, this congregation has made … Continue reading Making a Difference Since 1901: UUSS’ 125th Anniversary
On the London Underground, the phrase Mind the Gap can be read and heard to warn passengers about the space between the platform and the train car. On this International … Continue reading Mind the Gap
In these tumultuous times, how might we hold on to what matters? How might we dig deep, and remain grounded in our values? Join us as we explore what might … Continue reading Hold On. Dig Deep. Rise Up. Together!
We have been given this gift called life. We have found our way through birth, choice, providence, luck, and/or destiny to this Unitarian Universalist faith and this congregation in particular. … Continue reading Answering the Call
Our congregation often shares our words of covenant that begin, “Love is the spirit of this church,” and our Unitarian Universalist Association bylaws describe love as being at the center … Continue reading Love at the Center
At a moment when there is so much pessimism and conflict, how can we also experience Joy? We will examine the lives of his Holiness the Dalai Lama, Archbishop Desmond … Continue reading Embracing Joy: Loving the World in Challenging Times