If you’ve ever used an oil lamp, you may have noticed that it doesn’t work well when soot accumulates at the end of its wick. You have to trim the … Continue reading Festival of Lights 1: Trimming the Wick
Share this post:Fasting has a long history as a spiritual practice. Some think of fasting as self-denial, and we might have a whole array of reactions to that idea. Others seek a deeper spiritual connection … Continue reading Bread Ceremony: Crumbs
Share this post:We could run a marathon down 500 years of UU history. But let’s not. Instead, let’s ask how our history looks from where you sit. Whose voices can you hear? … Continue reading Embodied History
Share this post:As we delve into this month’s theme of “holding history,” we consider the ramifications of a rather unique aspect of our justice system: The U.S. cash bail system, which is … Continue reading With Liberty and Justice for All
Share this post:We invite you to bring a photo or memento of those you wish to honor or memorialize to place on our community table of remembrance. In many ways, our ancestors … Continue reading They Are With Us Still
Share this post:We all have some habits and routines. We probably do a lot of things without really thinking. We just do what we’ve grown accustomed to doing. Sometimes, though, our habits … Continue reading Put This Song on Replay
Share this post:This week we welcome guest minister Rev. Dave Clements to speak to our congregation. Worship Associate: Mark Weber Safety Protocols for Indoor Services Share this post:
Share this post:As we recognize the importance of Coming Out Day (October 11), we also take time to consider how we show up in our various relationships. Are we honest and authentic … Continue reading Permission Granted
Share this post:We welcome a variety of species into worship as we take time to focus on our meaningful relationships with other animals. In many traditions, blessing someone or something imparts divine power or … Continue reading Blessing of the Animals
Share this post:Unitarian Universalism is all about a life-time of exploration, growth and self-examination. And that’s why “education” is such a big part of our community. From our youngest kids to our … Continue reading Religious Education
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