Our annual homecoming service celebrates community and the invitation to a deeper and more meaningful life. Students, bring a backpack for the backpack blessing. We’ll also do the water celebration; there will be water for you to use but also feel free to … read more.

On this Labor Day weekend, we’ll talk about the dignity of work – both work for pay and not. What does it mean to do our work, whatever it is, with intention and purpose? And how might we think about what kinds of work … read more.

Unitarians and Universalists have long cared about democracy. Our faith that each person could access the holy through their own conscience and mind carried over, 250 years ago, into a commitment that people should have the freedom to govern themselves without kings or dictators. In … read more.

In the current political and social context, how do we let love guide us? What does love ask of us in how we relate to our neighbors? How might we practice loving speech and deeds – love that is truthful, and courageous, but also kind? … read more.

As the horrible violence against children and other civilians continues in Gaza, and as the overall conflict in the area known as “The Levant” continues on and on, what do our values call us to do and say about this?

Reflections on our faith. Given the most recent General Assembly, and conversations with leaders across our faith, how are we doing? Where are we going? How is our living tradition changing and becoming? And how are we working to shape our fragile and changing world?

One of our collective favorite services of each year.  You ask questions – about faith, the church, anything, really – and I do my best to answer as many as I can.  What are you interested in?  What do you want to know?  You can … read more.

When we consider how we might renew our lives, sometimes we get stuck with all the options, steps, advice, and worry. Do we have all we need? How will it go? What do I do? A teacher gave my son this advice when he was … read more.

Being religious and liberal in this modern world is an increasingly counter-cultural way to be.  Reflections on how taking pride in our freakiness can help us renew our lives and our church.

What does it mean to be a multi-religious faith tradition? Unitarian Universalists are very distinct in our embrace of multiple spiritual perspectives within our congregations and within ourselves. How do we make this work well? We’ll celebrate our pluralism – and share in the flower … read more.