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 and hospitality. Missed the service? Watch it here:
Many studies have been done about the power of gratitude and how it can change one’sperspective. What do we do when we just don’t have the energy to focus on the positive? Missed the service? Watch it here:
We often focus on life’s larger events: births, deaths, unions, etc. But there is beauty andwonder to be found in life’s smaller details as well. What if we were to look at the smallmoments in life with the same sense of wonder? Missed the service?
We often reflect over the events of the calendar year as it ends, dwelling on the memories of those we have lost. This Sunday we gather in comfort and share our losses in this traditional UUFWC service where we light candles and share. Missed the service?
Halloween is a scary time of year! All of those ghosts and goblins are out and about! How do we take care of ourselves when we get scared? Join us for this all ages exploratory service as we explore self care in tough times. Missed the service? Watch it here:
Empathy is the starting point of Justice. In order to do the work to make the world a better place, we must start by understanding the suffering of others. When we are surrounded by people that insist on ignoring the pain of others, empathy is resistance. Missed the service? You can watch it here:
When we hear the word “compassion” we often think of a soft sort of sympathy. However, true compassion goes deeper than that. Join us on Sunday as Rev. Walter discusses the depth, complexity and obligation of compassion. Missed the service? You can watch it here:
The Easter story is a story of redemption and salvation. How does this story essential to Christianity translate for the rest of the world and what can non-Christians learn from it? Watch the service live: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpm3gKeWbG5xcsCGoHmcvKQ/live
Change is a constant in our lives, but often the change we wish to see in the world seems slow in the face of oppression. How do we build a world of belonging and justice when powerful forces seem to do everything in their power to stop it? Missed the service? You can watch it … Continue reading “The Flower That Shattered the Stone”
Rev. Walter and music director Sharon Delgadillo welcome the fall equinox. Together we will honor this day of balance and the spirit of harvest. Missed the service? You can watch it here:
