11:15 am
Lawyer and Sikh activist, Valarie Kaur, has asked “What if this is not the darkness of the tomb, but the darkness of the womb? What if our America is not dead, but a country that is waiting to be born?” Join us this Easter Sunday as we celebrate the power of life and love over death and hate. Everyone is invited to bring a bell to ring every time they hear “Hallelujah!”
9:30 am
Join us this Easter Sunday for a shorter service of story, song, and celebrating the power of life and love over death and hate. This is a service for all ages and everyone is invited to bring a bell to ring every time they hear “Hallelujah!” And please join us after the service for our annual Easter Brunch.
5:00 p.m.
In this shorter service geared toward children and families, we will hear the Christmas story, pray together, sing carols, and light candles.
9:30 and 11:15 am
While our tradition is rooted in several particular religious ideas, Unitarian Universalism is at its core a covenantal faith. This Sunday we will explore the promises that unite us as a congregation and how our covenantal faith calls us to be people who practice what we preach. Food Drive Sunday (Social Justice Council and Youth Adult Team are working together to lead this)
As UUs, we often think our ideas are the most powerful thing our faith has to offer. And yet, our congregations are no longer the only places where people can hear and live out ideas like each person’s inherent dignity and the value of human … read more.
