Join us for a special day of celebrating Moms (this includes all genders who perform this role), Youth (with a Bridging ceremony) and Children (Child Dedications). Led by Rev. Teri Schwartz, Kitty Kalebarn our Acting Director of Children and Youth Programming, and members of our … read more.
Come one, come all to this highly anticipated annual event.
Led by Director of Music Tad Koriath, with music by the Fellowship and Chamber Choirs and guest instrumentalists.
We live in a culture that tends to recognize just two genders, male and female, sometimes called a “gender binary.” Yet, non-binary identities have been recognized for millennia by cultures and societies around the world. While our culture is starting to deconstruct the gender binary, … read more.
April 22, 1970 was the first Earth Day. Up till then Americans were ignorant about the issues of pollution and especially pesticides. Rachel Carlson’s 1962 groundbreaking book Silent Spring represented a watershed moment, as it raised public awareness and concern for living organisms, the environment and the … read more.
Our sense of Place in the Universe has awed us since the first humans gazed into the heavens. From the regularity of common events like Day and Night to uncommon events like eclipses and comets, we have come to see ourselves as part of something … read more.
Polyphony—the interweaving of distinct melodies—is an apt metaphor for our UU quest to explore, question and honor the world’s many paths toward spiritual and moral truths. With Service Associates Clare-Marie Wall and Eric Williams.
“Myth,” said the Greek statesman Solon, “is not about something that never happened. It is about something that happens over and over again.”
At this Easter Sunday service, we will observe Transgender Day of Visibility, explore stories new and old, and travel the path of human … read more.
Our minds constantly view and interpret our selves, our surroundings, and the life situations we face. Unfortunately, those busy minds have unrecognized limits and misconceptions, including ideas about who we are. This Sunday, we’ll consider a few of the many ways we can challenge and … read more.
Come celebrate with song and ritual this time when light and dark are in balance. The Spring Equinox or Ostara moves us from the dark contemplative time of year to the light active time of year, a time of hope, anticipation, and growth. This Covenant … read more.
We walked more than 1 million steps in 35 days. 510 miles across northern Spain. The Way provided physical, mental, and spiritual transformation. Please join us as we discuss how these lessons can be applied to journeys of any length and difficulty. Service Leader: Illya … read more.
