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.

What does the wise mother, and wise parent, have in common with the Philosopher Karl Popper? And what does that wisdom tell us about how to approach this fraught moment in time? Come find out!

One of the deep human hungers to connect with others on a deep level. This longing for intimacy expresses itself in friendship, sexuality, conversation, and play. We’ll explore this hunger and how to align our practices of intimacy with our values in a world that … read more.

We celebrate Interdependence, covenant, and the work of nourishing our congregation so that we can fly and soar and become. Reflections on connection, generosity, hope, and what’s next.

If you want to transform your life, how might we go about it? What makes personal transformation possible, sustainable, and attractive? What motivations are worthy of our effort? What spiritual resources will we need?

The work of justice and equity includes repair for what has gone wrong. We’ll explore the concept of reparations on a social, congregational, and personal level, and look at the theology and emotional terrain involved in dealing with shame, accountability, healing, and moving forward together.

Unitarianism and Universalism have held, for hundreds of years, that what we believe matters much less than how we love and live. In today’s divided and fractured world, how can the practice of Love Beyond Belief show us a way forward that is pluralistic, … read more.