Join us on Monday 5/12 @ 7:00pm (PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE TO THE SECOND MONDAY THIS MONTH), via zoom for Contemplative Companions when we will explore the gift of imagination in our lives . . . in the days leading up to our gathering, you might set an intention to notice your imagination at play … Continue reading Contemplative Companions
On Sunday, May 11, 2025 there will be a Native Plant Sale, sponsored by the All We Can Save Circle, in the Gerber Room following the service. Native plants are plants that have occurred naturally in a region, ecosystem, or habitat. Over thousands of years, these plants developed symbiotic relationships with native wildlife, such as … Continue reading Do something kind for Mother Earth on Mother’s Day!
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April 27, 2025. We will explore the most honest ways to access our joy during complex times.
* Leadership planning for future terms *GA Delegate selection *Planning for Spring Congregational Meeting
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We have quite a season of learning, action, and celebrations. Our spiritual community is growing! We’ve gained knowledge of climate solutions, explored theologies from a UU lens, and installed a new minister. We’ve been recognized for reducing our carbon footprint and raised our voices to protect our democracy. Are you ready to join this vibrant … Continue reading May the Fourth Be With You – New Member Ceremony
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April 20, 2025.
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April 13, 2025. In Part II of “The Practice of Joy,” we explore whether joy is frivolity or necessity
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April 6, 2025. It’s a post-April Fools’ Sunday, and the first week of our April theme: “The Practice of Joy.” This morning, we look at laughter and the power that comes from being foolish.
Join us on Monday 4/7 @ 7:00pm, via zoom for Contemplative Companions when we will reflect on the story of “The Laughing Buddha.” No advanced preparation required, but if you choose . . . take a little time to reflect on the place of joy and laughter in your life. For further information or to receive the … Continue reading Contemplative Companions
