The story of Advent–with a twist! Come join this service in which the congregation chooses which parts of the Advent story you want to hear. Like the children’s books of the 1970s and 80s, you are in control of the narrative!
Our church is a mosaic of families, who have found their way to our community on their individual paths. Come hear some of our church families tell the story of why this is their church home. Let us lean together into the truth that we … read more.
Photographer Snowflake Bentley spent so much careful time in the stillness of observation that he was the first to posit that no two snowflakes are alike. When we welcome in stillness, we create an opening for discovery. How can we nurture that stillness and spiritual … read more.
For many of us, our relationship with home
has intensified this year. The pandemic has
given many of us new appreciation for, and concerns about,
the places we call home and the centrality of these places
in our lives.
This year during Guest at Your Table, we invite you to
witness … read more.
Paige Bradley’s sculpture, Expansion, depicts a woman, seated in the lotus position. The bronze sculpture is cracked in multiple places, and from those cracks pours brilliant light. Together we will explore this sculpture as a metaphor for healing: so often we cannot fix what is … read more.
Rabbi Trek Reef joins us to imagine what comes next for us following a long election season.
Exploring our 7th Principle, Respect for
the interdependent web of all existence
of which we are a part through the Prayer
for The Earth: An Indigenous Response
To These Times. As the world rushes toward the brink of
biospheric collapse, many people are now
looking to traditional Indigenous wisdom for
guidance on … read more.
As we head into this election, we carry a lot of uncertainty and anxiety. We also carry a lot of potential, a lot of promise. Together we will explore tools and practices for coping as we seek to heal ourselves and our beautiful, broken world.
Our Unitarian and Universalist ancestors built theology and worked in the world in ways that shifted norms and shaped our present. When we listen most intently to their words and their work, how can it shape our faith and work today? What should we learn … read more.
Listening…to ourselves, to the world, to the sacred…takes practice. In this service, we’ll hear stories of that practice, of how we can do the deep, intentional work of listening, and explore the possibility that comes from listening with care.
