Finding a Foundation

In Person, Facebook Live and YouTube. Identifying a common foundation might be the most challenging aspect of our shared theological house. If the foundation represents our understanding of human nature and our relationship to the holy—a theological anthropology—is there anything that can be said to support us all together as Unitarian Universalists?

In Person Coffee Hour
Join us in the Social Hall for coffee and a snack or light lunch.

Blow in the Wind, Rise in the Sea

In Person, Facebook Live and YouTube. As we celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day and dedicate ourselves to the work of repairing relationships with land, history, and present day communities, how do we celebrate the universal truths of earth-based spirituality which shine through all the world’s religious tradition? How do we claim our religious inheritance that connects to all who honor the earth as our common sacred center?

In Person Coffee Hour
Join us in the Social Hall for coffee and a snack or light lunch.

Music Sunday

In Person, Facebook Live and YouTube. From the centuries-old partnership between the spoken word and music, and between ministers and musicians, we know that music has significant intrinsic value, and communicates sometimes better than spoken word. Music is what you’ll experience this Sunday.

In Person Coffee Hour
Join us in the Social Hall for coffee and a snack or light lunch.

The World Outside Our Windows

In Person, Facebook Live and YouTube. Our tour of our theological house ends with the windows that let us look out on the world around us. Representing missiology, the windows ask what is our religious purpose in relationship to the wider culture? What is our mission? What do we have to offer others, and what is the world calling us to become?

Social Justice Sunday

In Person Coffee Hour
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Harvests from the Memory Tree

In Person, Facebook Live and YouTube. The end of October marks a holiday known by many names and traditions. In the Gaelic pagan tradition, it’s known as Samhain, marking the end of the season of harvest and the beginning of the darker time of the year. In an intergenerational service of ritual and story, let’s mark the time when “the veil between the worlds is thinnest” by honoring our beloved dead.

In Person Coffee Hour
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From Seeds We Did Not Sow

In Person, Facebook Live and YouTube. While we like to think of ourselves as the captains of our own ships—independent actors charting the course of our own lives—life always finds a way to reveal that before we ever ripen into the moment of making our own choices, our stories are shaped by those who’ve come before us.

In Person Coffee Hour
Join us in the Social Hall for coffee and a snack or light lunch.