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!
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
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
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King was an important leader in the Civil Rights movement. One of his strengths was his ability to organize and inspire others to work together with … Continue reading Collective Action: Moving as One
Thicht Naht Hanh, a Vietnamese Buddhist monk and teacher said, “Sometimes your joy is the source of your smile, but sometimes your smile can be the source of your joy.” Where … Continue reading The Joy We Find, the Joy We Create
Sharing bread together in a Bread Communion is one of this congregation’s shared fall rituals that invites those in attendance ‘to connect in spiritual community,’ as the first line of … Continue reading Our Daily Bread
Every day we are faced with many choices. There are outcomes and consequences for the choices we make and the ones we fail to. Once in a lifetime opportunities are … Continue reading The Sound of One Who Makes a Choice
Whether a relationship is with friends, family, a partner, a community, a congregation, with ourselves, the Earth, or with humanity/the Holy/Mystery/Spirit of Love, they will need some attention and care … Continue reading Forgiveness: A Practice for the Long Haul