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.

This Sunday, we explore the role of discernment and doubt as we navigate the changing social and political landscape of these days.

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.

A gentle reminder that we get to all sit at a table that we did not set. You are invited! Come, sit, and rejoice in the joy of inclusion. Leave a chair (or space) open for who and what may be coming next.

A gentle reminder that we get to all sit at a table that we did not set. You are invited! Come, sit, and rejoice in the joy of inclusion. Leave a chair (or space) open for who and what may be coming next.

This Sunday is your gentle reminder that humans are the universe made conscious of itself. Within this larger perspective, let us cling to the grandeur and mystery of Life and our role to live consciously, made of stardust.

This Sunday, take time to discern where Life is calling you and how our movements together create strength that serves the community.

Join Rev Allison Farnum and UUPMI Consultant and Activist Monica Cosby as we explore deep listening through the lens of restorative justice. We will learn about the deeper, more holistic framework that is transformative justice, participating in systemic repair of the world.

Inspired by the Fall Equinox, the brief moment of balance invites us toward deeper reflection around bringing balance into our own lives.