Rolling Our Stones Away
When we think it’s all over, then we roll away the stone/open our eyes and insights, what new hope do we find there? What courage does it take to be … Continue reading Rolling Our Stones Away
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A selection of past worship services can be viewed on our Facebook Page and on our YouTube Channel.
April 5, 2026
Rolling Our Stones Away
When we think it's all over, then we roll away the stone/open our eyes and insights, what new hope do we find there? What courage does it take to be ... Learn More
March 29, 2026
I’d Rather Be. . . Cutting Vegetables???
“I’d Rather Be… Cutting Vegetables???” invites us to consider a surprising idea: that even the most ordinary moments can be places of meaning when we’re fully present. Drawing on Ram ... Learn More
March 22, 2026
What Persephone Knew
Celebrating Spring Equinox with the focus on the feminist version of the Greek myth of Persephone and Demeter Whether you're a longtime Unitarian Universalist or visiting for the first time, ... Learn More
March 15, 2026
Where We Shine the Light
There are many distractions and events that would interfere with our ability to focus our attention on that which matters most to us. How do we serve our values, and ... Learn More
March 8, 2026
Paying Attention to Beauty
Rina and Kristy will be sharing how they use the arts in their own spiritual practices and in their community ministry and how this leads to enhanced awareness of self ... Learn More
March 1, 2026
Parable of the Talents
It takes all of us: our ideas, dreams, time, talent, resources. cite Octavia Butler Parable of the talents? Building community? What it takes to form beloved community? Howard Thurman reading? ... Learn More
February 22, 2026
The Innate Steady Voice that Sustains Us
No matter how much we plan a path of forward motion, life has a way of throwing curveballs. The challenges we face as a culture, as a congregation, as individuals, ... Learn More
February 15, 2026
Love Is My Religion
At this time of the year, we hear a lot about love. But love goes far beyond the romantic feelings that are celebrated by many on Valentine’s Day. What does ... Learn More
February 8, 2026
Resilience, A Stubborn Practice
Both learning to skate and standing up to injustice takes practice. They also require courage and resilience. Are these in-born characteristics or does community have something to to with them? ... Learn More
February 1, 2026
The Breath That Refreshes
We all share the need for oxygen. That knowledge deepened as the coronavirus raged through the world and images of a murdered George Floyd filed our newsfeeds. Breath is a ... Learn More
I’d Rather Be. . . Cutting Vegetables???
“I’d Rather Be… Cutting Vegetables???” invites us to consider a surprising idea: that even the most ordinary moments can be places of meaning when we’re fully present. Drawing on Ram … Continue reading I’d Rather Be. . . Cutting Vegetables???
Share this post:What Persephone Knew
Celebrating Spring Equinox with the focus on the feminist version of the Greek myth of Persephone and Demeter Whether you’re a longtime Unitarian Universalist or visiting for the first time, … Continue reading What Persephone Knew
Share this post:Hope in the Dark
War, environmental crisis, cultural backlash—these days, the world can feel pretty dark. But the story’s not over yet, and there’s room for hope, even in the dark. Join us for … Continue reading Hope in the Dark
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