May I Suggest
What if this is the greatest time of your life? What if, instead of nostalgia or anticipation, we found joy in this very moment? Reflections on living in the moment and living with joy (and the dangers, too, of “naïve positivity”).
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Rolling Away the Stone and Coming Back to Life
This Easter, we will reflect on what it takes to roll away the stone – of grief, loss, despair, confusion, “stuck-ness,” or self-sabotage, and to come alive again. How might we be provoked, encouraged, invited, and cajoled into aliveness and possibility? Today is a … read more.
Our Story Continues
We choose to build on our legacy, to be resilient, to hang together, to imagine a better life and a better world. We refuse to surrender in advance. We find joy in generosity and connections. A joyful celebration of our beloved community.
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Joy in Resistance
April’s theme centers around Joy. Resisting oppression and deathly culture encourages a recommitment to life, love and a sense of humor! This Sunday we explore the joy that comes from insisting on our collective humanity.
Trust the Process
Trust Your Voice
The world around us is one full of noise – and in these unprecedented times, we hear the near-constant stream of those in power telling us what we should value. As a faith, we are clear in what we believe – but can we trust … read more.
Dream a Little
Freedom does not happen overnight. Let’s dream together about building the Beloved Community and how to bring it to life with a renewed sense of activism.
Trusting the Questions
This Sunday, we explore the role of discernment and doubt as we navigate the changing social and political landscape of these days.
Trust in Truth
Join our youth today to explore the topic of Trust. Youth will share readings, reflections, and music about what trust means to them.
Radical Hospitality
How do Unitarian Universalist communal values get to the root of hospitality? Explore via the lens of prisoner solidarity efforts as our radical welcome moves beyond all that conspires to separate us.