In 1961 two streams merged into what is now Unitarian Universalism. Before then, unitarianism and universalism were theologies, ways of viewing the world, not organized religions. This week celebrates 256 years of Universalism in North America, with its boundary shattering message: “All are loved.”
… that is the question! According to our Unitarian Universalists values, we are called to ‘transformation,’ to being open to change, to new beginnings. And yet, sometimes that is easier said than done. Whether we are considering something major like a career change or something … read more.
Theologian Matthew Fox calls the kind of hospitality that leaves us vulnerable and even uncomfortable “cosmic hospitality,” building on the term “radical hospitality” made popular by Father Daniel Homan. It’s found in the Christian parable of the Good Samaritan, in Buddhist lovingkindness meditations, and, when … read more.
All Ages Service: Our annual ingathering service brings the community back together after the summer break. Our Soul Matters theme of “Beginnings” captures the energy of this second transitional year and a hope for society striving to “begin again” amidst the chaotic and backward trends … read more.
What does it mean to make a living and a life in the 21st century? Inspired by the incredible work of Studs Terkel and recent writers, this service will feature a reader’s theater style presentation. We will highlight the honest and diverse voices of today’s … read more.
This experiential worship service is an experiential exploration of ways to generate hope through imagination and creativity, and includes a meditation and creative project. In the sanctuary, art supplies will be provided; if you are at home, you might want to prepare drawing or collage supplies, or a pen … read more.
We had so many insightful questions during our recent extemporaneous Question Service that we couldn’t get to them all! Join us this Sunday as we continue the conversation. Rev. Joyce will share prepared responses to some of the remaining questions submitted by our congregation. Come … read more.
A few years ago I was asked to speak at one of our UU Summer Conferences on the topic of “How Unitarian Universalism has changed my life.” Revisiting this reflection, I realized that much has stayed the same since then, and much has changed. It’s … read more.
The annual “Question Box” service has been a staple of summer worship in many Unitarian Universalist churches. The idea is simple, during the time usually reserved for a sermon, Revs. Joyce and Bret will open up the floor for your questions, which they will address … read more.
Disaster is a popular topic for large budget films, and important subject in the study of ancient civilizations, and what feels like a more and more present reality in our age of climate crisis. But how humans react to the worst, when it comes, can … read more.
