Our ancestors had an impression of community that guided their behavior and decisions. We embrace covenant because our Unitarian and Universalist ancestors sought something different from creed and doctrine to … Continue reading The Promises We Inherit
Sometimes people mistakenly say of Unitarian Universalism that “you can believe whatever you want.” But it is true that we hold a diversity of beliefs. Our personal credos are not … Continue reading Living Questions of Belief
The “problem of evil” has been a theological challenge for as long as people have been spiritual beings. Sometimes we resist our Universalist theological heritage because we want people who … Continue reading Living Questions of Brokenness
Coming Out Day began as a movement for dignity, safety, and liberation. It emerged from communities who understood that survival was never an individual act. LGBTQ+ people found one another, … Continue reading Living Questions of Belonging
We welcome special musical guests Windsong as we officially begin the new church year with a Water Ceremony, dating back to the 1980s, but based in earth-centered practices that have … Continue reading Ingathering: Living Water
Join UUCC Delegates for reflections on the 2026 Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly, the annual gathering of people from congregations across the US. Whether you’re a longtime Unitarian Universalist or … Continue reading UUA General Assembly Reflections
Even when we don’t see a path in front of us, we can see a trail behind us, left by all of our ancestors to where we are today. What … Continue reading Future Story
We’ll be outside on the East Lawn (weather permitting), so please bring your comfortable outdoor chairs and dearest non-human animals as we offer blessing to some of the reciprocal relationships … Continue reading Animal Blessing
or Free Will Reconsidered Last week, we quoted Carl Sagan’s wisdom that “If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe.” What if … Continue reading Who Taught You That About Yourself?
or How To Make an Apple Pie from Scratch Carl Sagan famously said, “If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe.” What … Continue reading Tracing the Lineage of My Microwave
