Love Made Real
Join us for a very special Sunday where we celebrate our shared commitments to support the thriving of this church community. Bring your pledge card!
Speaker: Rev. Lynn Gardner
Giving Up, and Giving Till it Feels Good
In some Christian traditions, Lent begins on March 6 with fasting or giving up certain comforts and luxuries. How might our ability to be generous connect with what we are … Continue reading Giving Up, and Giving Till it Feels Good
Tell Us Again About Goosebumps… and other Celebrations of being Human
How might we also fully welcome one another and ourselves, our own bodies, just as they are, with our own particular history, abilities, pain, and strength? All are welcome at … Continue reading Tell Us Again About Goosebumps… and other Celebrations of being Human
Journey of the Heart
What would it be like if we were able to live “by heart?” Not just from memory, but living from our center and grounded in love? How might we listen … Continue reading Journey of the Heart
The Saving of Souls
Our Universalist heritage teaches that we are all worthy of salvation, of God’s love. Rebecca Parker, “To live with soul is to live deeply rooted in knowing and feeling that … Continue reading The Saving of Souls
With Silence, a Song, or a Shout: Reflections on Prayer
Unitarian Universalists have many relationships with prayer, from the word itself to the many ways to pray. What does prayer mean to you? Rev. Lynn Gardner & Bill Flanagan
Beginning Again in Love
Join us as we welcome in 2019 with epiphanies, intentions, attention, and repetition.
All on a Holy Night
It is the 200th anniversary of the hymn Silent Night. Unitarian Universalism teaches that every night a child is born is a holy night. How do we live that in … Continue reading All on a Holy Night
Music and Poetry of the Season: What is your part?
Dec 23 10:30am Each of us has a part to play-to sing, to write, to listen, to bear witness, to create, to receive, to give, to speak truth to power, … Continue reading Music and Poetry of the Season: What is your part?
For What is Yet to Come
On this first night of Hanukah and this first Sunday of Advent, let us consider what we are dedicated to, and for what we are preparing. All are welcome!