As we celebrate the start of a new fellowship year, on this “In-Gathering” Sunday we remember stories of invitation and belonging, in our personal lives and in this community of liberal faith: stories from our past, stories present today, and new stories of looking ahead. In the annual water ceremony as part of this In-Gathering, … Continue reading Merging of the Waters: Annual All Ages service
Come celebrate as Kelly LoGiudice and Paolo Sparti share their joy of gardening. They will reflect on how digging in the dirt became not just a physical act but also a deep emotional and spiritual journey helping them both heal from depression. Explore how we can champion our 7th UU principle of respect for the … Continue reading The Healing Power of Dirt
One of the biggest spiritual challenges of modern life is isolation and loneliness. In this service, we’ll explore the power of community and small group ministry in particular as a spiritual path for self-awareness and connection. Zoom Service Recording
In the wake of Roe vs. Wade being overturned, we will explore how the struggle for reproductive justice and bodily autonomy affects each of us and what we, as UUs, are called to do in response. We regret that there is no recording available for this service.
Fatherhood Expanded. In a non-binary world, the assigned ‘male’ gender at birth is no longer a pre-requisite for fatherhood. Today we celebrate the blessings of all kinds of ways to be a father, and all the people who have played fatherly roles in our lives. Zoom Service Recording
Lies are everywhere. From something as seemingly benign as “stretching the truth” and “lies of ommission” to devastating lies such as forgaries, climate change denial, and embezzlement, lying has existed as long as humantiy itself. What impact or “price” do these lies have on our lives? Can we be both truthful and kind when someone … Continue reading The Price of Lying
Many of the modern traditions observed at Christmas were first celebrated by Germanic people in Northern Europe such as : Giving of gifts, feasting, leaving food out for house elves, decorating houses with evergreens such as holly and balsam trees and burning candles. But there were other deeper aspects to the 12 day celebration which … Continue reading Yule: Engaging with Courage, Hope and Thoughtful Traditions
Come play with us virtually and celebrate Summer Solstice. Let’s welcome the Sun on it’s longest journey across the Northern Hemisphere. We will be having crreative meditations, so if possible, please come to the service with some paper and crayons, markers, colored pencils, or whatever you would like to create with. Or, if you have … Continue reading Summer Solstice
