Unitarian Universalism offers hope of a new beginning through radically caring for one another. This sermon is about how the brokenness of the world is a call for belonging. It … Continue reading How Could We Be A People So Bold!?
Join us for this lively, varied and fascinating service of members and friends “up on their soap box” that is bound to enlighten, challenge, and entertain you.
Today, guest speaker Elizabeth Mount, VA CPE Chaplain, speaks about bridges in reality and metaphor as a place of opportunity for connection, resistance, fear, or compassion. When action is demanded … Continue reading Bridges of Understanding
Sharon will reflect on her personal experience to address the topic of learning compassion and understanding humanity from those who are different. When children grow up with handicapped peers, they … Continue reading The Fairy Child and Me
Endings are complicated, and can be painful and scary, but what lies beyond even the most shattering endings? We take time to consider imagination and the creative possibility of “what’s … Continue reading After the End
The service and the sermon, “Seeking A New Land”, is about the contemporary immigrant experience in America. Guest speaker, Mark Weber, CLM, is a member of First Unitarian Church of … Continue reading Seeking A New Land
Join us this Sunday as we celebrate our Flower Communion, a ceremony that celebrates the wondrous diversity of life. Revs. Rina and Joe will be leading the service with Amy … Continue reading Flower Communion
We’re having worship service with First U at Horseshoe Lake followed by an All Family Picnic. Please join us, and bring a dish to share. Hot dogs and beverages will … Continue reading Worship in the Park
Join us Sunday as we explore the sometimes funny and other times poignant words with which people leave this life. You may even be asked to quote someone yourself!
Come join us for a morning of singing and exploring the roots of our rich collection of hymns in Singing the Living Tradition and Singing the Journey this Sunday. We’ll … Continue reading Singing Our Living Tradition
