Our theme of attention for this month means that we need to pay attention to our world, but not in a 24/7 mode of constancy. We will explore how to manage the onslaught of information and focus on the things that really need our attention.
Mary Oliver wrote that “attention is the beginning of devotion.” What needs our attention right now? What doesn’t need our attention?
At this time of year, various cultures and religious traditions recognize the need to pay attention to our ancestors and to face our grief with all the emotions that go with loving and losing. During this service we welcome people of all ages and all beliefs to gather together as we remember those who came ...
In East Africa there are people who believe that we are each created with our own song. That song is sung at our birth, at different times throughout life, and at our death. It is a song that draws us back to our essence and helps us through the ups and downs of life. Rev. ...
What does it mean to be a people of Belonging? What do our geographic borders mean to a people of Belonging? How do we honor our world community and also keep our country safe? This Sunday we kick off our annual Guest at Your Table program and celebrate the vital work of the Unitarian Universalist ...
This week we explore the metaphorical relationships between the yellow brick road of the “Wizard of Oz” and life’s journey seeking Wholeness.
All are invited to join us for a special whole church worship service! This month we are exploring the theme of Belonging. We will share the oldest story in the whole world and invite you to discover our place of belonging in the universe. We also celebrated our newest members and our long-standing members as ...
As we enter into the Days of Awe, we explore the ancient Jewish tradition of atonement. Who has wronged you? Whom have you wronged? How do we find our way back to wholeness?
As we celebrate Peace Week, we consider the biases that interfere in our quest for racial justice. What expectations do we have of one another? How do we overcome our biases? What liberation is possible?
How often do you think to yourself, “I have enough” or “I am enough”? We can expect a lot of the world and of ourselves. How often do you encourage others that they might be enough just as they are? When compassion and love enter the conversation, enough arrives. Join guest preacher Christin Green to ...