Three years have come and gone since we first received the shock of a global pandemic. And it’s been over a year since we first started having services in our new building. So much has changed! Today we’ll take stock of what we’ve learned as individuals, and a community, and ask ourselves, where do we … Continue reading How Have We Been Changed?
On this Sunday, we explore those experiences that take us beyond the ‘rational’. Experiences that are shared by many humans, and either revered or reviled in many religious traditions. We’ll look at it through the lens of our Unitarian Universalist history and our first source, which invites “direct experience of that transcending mystery and wonder, … Continue reading Tell the Preacher What to Preach: Mysticism as Spiritual Vulnerability
This month’s Soul Matters Theme is: The Path of Love. We also begin our annual pledge drive this month. In this service, we’ll look at how we are Growing our Vision together. What seeds are we planting now for a bright future? What are our visions? How does this community walk the path of Love … Continue reading Pledge Sunday – Growing our Vision Together
“Trauma” is the psychological and social buzz-word of these times. We’ve certainly been living through a lot, and learned a lot about how our brains process challenging stressors. What is trauma? What skills can we cultivate to ‘keep our center’ in the midst of life’s storms? How do we enable our beloved Fellowship to be … Continue reading Keeping Your Center in the Midst of Trauma
We can find Wonder and Joy even in the darkest week of the year. We will explore the many meanings that the dark of winter can have for us as we await the Solstice. We’ll also celebrate the beginning of Hanukkah – one of the holidays that bring light into the darkness. Zoom Service Recording
We begin the month on the theme of Courage as the Jewish community celebrates their most holy days of the year. Within Judaism, repentance and returning to right relationship mark these days that begin their New Year. Perhaps the most courageous words any of us can utter are “Will you forgive me?” Together, we’ll explore … Continue reading Yom Kippur: Courage to Forgive
Also this is Memorial Day weekend. Join us for a special look at celebrating and keeping Pluralism alive.
Join us on this Memorial Day weekend to explore what we can do in the face of “pluralism under attack.”
