Samhain: Nature Our Teacher
Led by Kelly LoGiudice, Carolyn Elliott and Karin Griglak
Led by Kelly LoGiudice, Carolyn Elliott and Karin Griglak
Led by Rev. Lydia Ferrante-Roseberry, Paolo Sparti and Tad Koriath
Whether you identify as LGBTQIA2s+ or an ally, celebrating National Coming Out Day reminds us all of the ongoing struggles LGBTQIA2s+ people face just for being themselves. Sharing our stories can offer hope, solidarity, and reassurance when parts of our country remain an unwelcoming environment. … read more.
Eric Williams officiating with Shanti Samani. Video presence from Rev. Summer Albayati, Pacific Western Region (UUA) Contact
We begin the month’s theme of “Heritage” with a look back at the historic connection between Unitarianism and Judaism and the Jewish celebratory festival of Sukkot. Rev. Lydia and Service Associate Larry Laverdure will be joined by Rabbi Sarah Gershuny, a local Rabbi and Kohenet … read more.
On the eve of Yom Kippur, we honor that tradition, but also propose an addition to the Unitarian Universalist Holy Days with the story of John Murray, who brought us his belief in universal salvation and providential divine love.
Led by Clare-Marie Wall and Meri Gibb
This service will tenderly explore the plague of gun violence in this country. From mass shootings to domestic violence, accidental gun deaths and suicides, unsafe and violent use of guns play an extraordinarily large role in unexpected deaths in our nation. Our recently formed Guns … read more.
Merging the Waters Sunday is coming! On Sunday, September 10, we’ll gather together for the Annual Water Ceremony. Bring water that represents something meaningful from your summer. In the ‘merging of our waters’ we’ll celebrate our community coming back together. Led by Rev. Lydia Ferrante-Roseberry … read more.
Labor in the Pulpit: As members of Together CO, we are invited to take a deep look at what our faith traditions have to say about the justice issues that face us. Today we join other Together CO congregations exploring economic justice as one way … read more.
Led by Rev. Lydia Ferrante-Roseberry and Gloria (Vanna) Pearlstein