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: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? … Continue reading Parable of the Talents
Share this post: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 … Continue reading The Breath That Refreshes
Share this post:Dear Beloved Community of the UUCC, Storms abound as we begin 2026: meteorological and political. Even though physically confined to our individual homes this morning, we are together in our common … Continue reading No Sunday Service due to the winter storm
Share this post:Join us for a Sunday service that celebrates connection, reflection, and community. Each week, we gather to explore themes of meaning, justice, and spiritual growth through inspiring music, thoughtful readings, … Continue reading Resistance as a Verb
Share this post:The threshold of Rev. Randy’s sabbatical is upon us. How does the Persian story of Simurgh and the Conference of Birds frame our spiritual work? Rev. Elaine Strawn joins Rev. … Continue reading 30 Birds
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:Annual exams tell us the quality of our vision and whether or not we need correction. Just so, congregations need to have eye tests, judging near-sightedness/far-sightedness, the view from the … Continue reading Including the Periphery
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