Courage to Heal
What do we mean when we talk about healing? The typical understanding of healing centers on cure, join us as we examine various ways to understand healing for our mind, body, and spirits.
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When Balance Betrays
The idea and practice of life balance feels right, good, measured, and well…soothing. And yet I have come to believe that balance betrays when we:
confuse balance with order and control; presume balance does not include anger or rage; regard balance as the answer so that we might … read more.
Finding Your Powerful Voice
The theme for Sunday, Feb. 27 is Finding Your Powerful Voice, reasons why this is important and ways to discover your own voice are the focus.
Renewing the World with our Collective Power
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Pastor Violet will preach on how we might come together to make a better, fairer, and more holy world.
Violet holds a Master of Divinity degree from McCormick Theological Seminary and a Master of Public Policy degree from Adler University with a Bachelors degree in … read more.
Human Library
Join us for our Human Library service!
December Music Sunday: “Music Hath Charms”
As most of us already know, music has a profound ability to affect our well-being. Music can provide a healing touch to the mind, the body, and the soul. This Sunday, we will celebrate the healing power of music in word and melody as dear … read more.
End This Now!
Join us for an overview of domestic violence, including how abuse manifests, understanding the cycle of abuse, and red flags to look for as well as information about how to be a positive bystander, intervening in the situations, attitudes, and behaviors that lead to abuse.
Lynnea … read more.
Telling Our Stories
We are a people of story. The stories we tell shape how we see ourselves and the world. So what happens if we change our stories?
The Rev. Darrick Jackson (he/him) is the Director of Ministries for Lifelong Learning of UU Ministers Association and an Affiliated … read more.
Door of No Return
Join me for a reflection on the question of what it means to understand home as a part of our identity. Travel has a way of reinforcing the meaning of home in new and not always comfortable ways. How do we define and find home?
Goodness and Mercy
In a dominant culture that fetishizes crime and punishment while remaining apathetic to the failures of the penal system, our Unitarian Universalist theologies remind us that we can rely on deeper truths of goodness and mercy that still hold each of us accountable in and to the interdependent web … read more.