Child Dedications offered at all Christmas Eve services. If you have a new baby, or are new to the Fellowship and would like any children below 8th grade dedicated, please sign up by returning to the home page and clicking on the image … read more.
You might thrive in this holiday season, or you might want to just pull the covers over your head. Introvert or extrovert, CEO or homebody, God-worshipper or not, join us in worship, join us in community, join us in interdependence.
Sermon:
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For some of us, the winter holiday season is more difficult than joyful, more contemplative than jolly. For some, this season brings on melancholy, or even depression. We join together, welcoming whatever this season brings in this contemplative evening on candle-lighting, sharing and music. … read more.
What happens when we are NOT feeling abundance in our lives? How do we find it again? Where do we look? What can we “see” without our eyes?
Today we honor our dearly departed in our annual Day of Remembrance Service. Bring a photo or memento of someone (including pets) you have loved and lost to place on our altar, as we reflect upon the abundance of love that transcends even death.
Bryan Stevenson tells us that “hopelessness is the enemy of justice.” It is literally our responsibility in these times to stay hopeful. Where do we turn when our hearts are broken again and again? How do we sustain ourselves? Dear ones, come join us … read more.
The welcoming of radical hospitality is a foundational tenet of Islam. In these times, what are we learning from interfaith collaboration? This service falls within the Jewish High Holy Days, asking us to look at a spiritual practice of forgiveness.
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At this special annual service, community members merge waters from events and places over the summer, and Racial Justice team coordinators Lisa Kahn and Sheri Price spotlight racial justice activities. A water slide is also provided for fun after the service.
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Rooted in our Second Principle, Justice, equity and compassion in human relations, our worship leaders will be challenging their “normal” ways of dressing and ask you to consider doing the same. In the spirit of RuPaul, ponder this: “We are all born naked. The rest is drag.” Which closets do you find yourself in?
10:00 AM only. Today, we’ll explore insight and reflections from the 2017 Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) General Assembly (GA).
