Thanksgiving Sunday: Welcome Table
In this service for all ages, we will hear the story of Nasruddin’s coat, sing harvest hymns, and give thanks and praise as we share in our annual cornbread and grapes communion.
Upcoming Worship Services
Advent for Buddha
For many, the season of Advent is about waiting—in a period of holy discontent—for something greater than our imaginings to pull the world out of confusion and suffering. Often that power is discerned only by listening through the din of the holidays to the quiet message of hope coming to the world.
Rev. Bret Lortie currently serves as an Air Force chaplain at Travis AFB. He has served two Unitarian Universalist congregations as Senior Minister—in Evanston, Illinois, and San Antonio, Texas—and prior to ministry was a magazine editor for the Chicago Sun Times and the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists. Rev. Lortie is married to Cindy Lortie and in his spare time plays trombone in the Solano Winds.
Beyond Right and Wrong
Part of loving someone is welcoming and embracing them as they grow more fully into who they are, even when that means they do or become what we don’t expect.
What to Expect When You Weren’t Expecting Anything
A deep, healthy spiritual foundation can help us be ready for things we could never have seen coming — good and bad? Our community aims to teach skills, foster resilience and create relationships that strengthen us all.
Waiting in the Dark
This time of year we remember and celebrate holidays about miraculous light shining in time of darkness. Join us this week as we worship in new and unexpected ways and consider how to hold onto hope before the miracle. This is a service for all ages.
