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

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

Rev. Dr. Terasa Cooley’s 2022 book Transformational Conflict speaks of how conflict stems from whatwe hold most dear and that any group of people who gather will experience conflict. The key is in howwe manage it. Rev. Walter will talk about concepts from the text and how it applies to our UU value oftransformation. Missed … Continue reading Transforming Conflict

Join us for our second annual lake day at The Lake (2678 S. Hametown Rd, Norton OH 44203)! There willbe a brief service before the festivities begin reminding us of the importance of sharing joy together.Bring your suit, sunblock and light heart and join us! All welcome! Join us in person or, watch the service … Continue reading Make a Splash!

As Unitarian Universalists we often talk about valuing the democratic process, however we have seenthe process used by those in power to disenfranchise those they do not agree with. What do we dowhen the process is in equitable? Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/y1MLA_X4CSQ

Rev. Walter reflects on his time at CERSI, going deeper into what he learned from being in communitywith congregants and colleagues in our district and what it means for our congregation. Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/n1sNO_enrKc

This Father’s Day weekend, we talk about the connections between Father’s Day and Pride celebrations as well as the complex relationships around fatherhood. Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/iU4WUk0KW2E

Life can be so serious. Bills to pay, doctors appointments, and a perpetual cycle of bad news make it easy to fall into a state of perpetual gloom. How do we find delight in this world while still respecting the realities of life? Missed the service? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/ShbMhDifam4