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.
Where there is water . . . there is life. In today’s Story Sunday, we honor Earth Day by celebrating water, and reminding ourselves of all the things we can do to be water protectors. All ages will join us in the sanctuary for this … read more.
In this “Tell the Preacher what to Preach” Auction item, Constance Holden asked Rev. Lydia: “Why don’t we talk about Jesus in our UU congregations?” Rev. Lydia will explore some of the reasons why Jesus doesn’t come up very often in our UU services, and … read more.
How do we find our way through the sometimes dizzying storms of the world — the swirl of events outside of us and our own struggles on the inside? Marshallese open-ocean wave pilots, Norwegian fairy tales, and the poetry of William Stafford chart a way … read more.
As the December holidays approach, we may feel bombarded with the consumerism that surrounds us. At the same time that we are innundated with messages about all the new gadgets we can’t live without, thousands of people, in our county alone, live without the basics. … read more.
Loss and Change: Annual Day of Remembrance – The loss of a beloved person, pet or thing, whether it happens suddenly or over a prolonged period of time, inevitably brings change to our lives. After the initial shock comes an opportunity. In this annual service, … read more.
