And what are YOUR sources of wisdom? Different texts/music/art and experiences have profound influence on us throughout our lives. This service lays a framework and then invites you to share those things which have given wisdom and insight to you. Please feel invited to bring … read more.
The Cynics created an influential school of philosophy. Today, however, cynicism has become a word for hopeless disengagement. Yet, UUs are called to move beyond disillusionment and into community.
Each year, we bring a flower from our yards or the roadways to create a beautiful bouquet-as unique and multifaceted as our congregation. Rev. Norbert Capek began this UU tradition in war-torn Czechoslovakia more than 60 years ago.
It is a joy to welcome new members, to celebrate long-term members, and especially to welcome new life among us. If you are considering membership, please talk with our minister, Elaine Strawn. And if you would like to bring your child for a UU Dedication, … read more.
Yikes! Change can be very scary. Let’s just avoid it. And yet we UUs are called to be agents for change, of transformation even. What do we see around us? What color are the glasses we use? Are they rose colored? Gray? UU theologian James … read more.
Sunrise Service and Brunch starting at 7:30 am. Bring your favorite breads, eggs, fruit and share the joy of the morning.
Regular service at 9:30am and 11:00am: Where the Quest for Compassion Can Lead Us….Together. The Choir will perform.
The ancient Greeks know the dangers of hubris. It’s time for our contemporary world to take a full and personal moral inventory [to use the words of 12 Step Programs]
How do we treat one another with loving kindness? Join us for this multigenerational service.
Love is an act of giving-and receiving. The vulnerability of giving from the depth ourselves is what makes to gift so valuable. The Choir will perform.
Our theme in January is “Justice;” how fitting for the eve of Dr. Martin Luther King’s birthday.
