Who Do We Want to Be?
March is Covenanting Month! As we get ready to make our covenant with each other, we start off with a most important question: Who do we want to be as a community? Just what is it that makes a community beloved?
March is Covenanting Month! As we get ready to make our covenant with each other, we start off with a most important question: Who do we want to be as a community? Just what is it that makes a community beloved?
As we celebrate our past and fight for our future, let’s take a moment this morning to celebrate how the church community feeds us in the here and now – for every moment of our lives.
On resilience, repair, and letting go of perfection.
Joy in the Morning For MLK weekend, a look at the place of joy in the Civil Rights movement and the lessons we can learn for today’s resistance.
Our Soul Matters theme for January is “The Practice of Resistance.” This week, Rev. John takes a look at the root of our collective power and this moment’s most necessary message – “You are not alone.”
Join us for a traditional Christmas Eve service with the Christmas story, candlelight, and carols.
Join us for a celebration of the Winter Solstice with pageantry and merriment.
A story of hospitality and renewal for the season.
We kick off December’s theme of “Choosing Hope,” with the myth of Pandora’s Box, and what it takes to hold on to hope.
On the importance of Advent for a Unitarian Universalist