Despite our best efforts, we cannot know everything. While the pursuit of knowledge is admirable andnecessary, there are mysteries in life that we may not see answered in our lifetime, if ever. Is that a badthing? Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/IyGbf6XjqYg
David Bowie is a cultural icon of the 70’s and 80’s. Known for his lavish production and gender-bendingpersona Ziggy Stardust, we may be tempted to write him off as just another performer. However, thelessons he offered us about gender norms are something that his been around for centuries. Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/UNI9ep7iXnY
Thanksgiving is a time when a lot of us show affection for friends and family using the language of food.For this bread communion, we dive into the act of sharing food together as a sacred act of love andhospitality. Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/uLzPIkIpUis
Join us in our annual All Souls service as we honor those we have lost over the past year. Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/E5S7L58IoQY
“We do not experience a world and afterward make up stories to understand it. Stories teach us what is real, what is true, and what is possible.” – David Loy.We will explore the stories we love, the stories we live, and the stories we create. Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/rXo9fydaWf0
The tension in Israel has been described as a battle between the anteater and the jaguar. Rev. Walter explains the metaphor this Sunday and speaks on the complexity of the situation. Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/mF-Vq2Bx7nI
Our histories (Unitarian Universalist and The United States) are filled with giants who brought us to where we are today. What is our responsibility to those giants and their vision and just how to we fit in? How beholden are we to the past? Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/ar-rMx6pd-0
Music director Sharon Delgadillo and Rev. Walter celebrate the changing of the seasons and the longsummer days turn to long winter nights. Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/FoBhF6qH46Q
We celebrate coming together again for the congregational year with our annual Water Communionritual. Bring water from your favorite place you visited over the year or even your tap at home for thewater ceremony. In this embodied worship we celebrate the importance and strength of community. Join us in person or, watch the service live: … Continue reading Water Communion
On this Labor Day weekend, we celebrate the creative spirit of working with your hands. To create is tobring part of yourself into this world. It is an act of leaving one’s mark and sharing one’s gift with thecommunity. Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/PueYT_Gh5Nc
