Join in person or on Zoom. Are you a spiritual seeker interested in possibilities beyond the Christian or Jewish conceptions of God? Emily Stoper and Nancy Henderson will share their journeys along many pathways to the Divine Spark, with special music from Nancy, as well as inspiring hymns. About our Services Each Sunday, the … Continue reading Sunday July 6, 2025 – The Divine Spark
Join in person or on Zoom. Join Annette Casillas, Noah Teller, Reilly Hirst and pianist Vincent Raines in exploring the transformative power of community at a time when our social systems and institutions are under attack. Together we will explore how we can meet each others’ needs materially, emotionally, and spiritually. Each Sunday, the First … Continue reading Sunday June 15, 2025 – With a Little Help From My Friends
Join in person or on Zoom. The origin myth of the Israelites includes many instances of despair where the Israelites’ understanding of the world was tested and their imaginations expanded. They agree to leave hardship they knew into the unknown because they dreamt of liberation. They are tested again by being told that their God … Continue reading Sunday May 25, 2025 – Imagining Ourselves Into A Better World
Join in person or on Zoom. This service will be the last in the series based on Frank Ostaseski’s book The Five Invitations: Discovering What Death Can Teach Us About Living Fully. The Fifth Invitation is “Cultivate Don’t Know Mind.” A “don’t know mind” is characterized by curiosity, surprise, and wonder. It is receptive, ready … Continue reading Sunday May 11, 2025 – Cultivate Don’t Know Mind
Amid war, genocide, and political destruction, what might Passover mean for us in 2025? How do we heal and hold community with one another after we’ve been through too much? In the pluralistic spirit of Unitarian Universalism and the critical spirit of those who “wrestle with God,” we examine this sacred festival of hope, death, … Continue reading Sunday April 13, 2025 – Elijah’s Cup
Last Fall Rev. Laurel began a series of services on the book The Five Invitations: Discovering What Death Can Teach Us About Living Fully by Frank Ostaseski. In this service, Rev. Laurel and Worship Associate Marilyn Schumacher will explore the Fourth Invitation: Find A Place of Rest in the Middle of Things. We imagine rest … Continue reading Sunday March 23, 2025 – Find A Place in the Middle of Things
Our Mission and Vision Statements proclaim that we “unite to build a beloved community…a radically inclusive community…” We have said these words so many times. In this service we will pause and reflect what do they really mean? What does membership mean in this community? Join Rev. Laurel and new Worship Associate Henri Ducharme as … Continue reading Sunday February 9, 2025 – Inclusion & Belonging
Join us to witness and enjoy the gift of being part of a multigenerational faith community. Members of the congregation of various ages will share their current answer to the question in Mary Oliver’s poem “The Summer Day.” Tell us what it is you plan to do with your one wild and precious life. Music … Continue reading Sunday January 26, 2025 – Wild and Precious Lives
We may think we know what is coming in the future. But really we will not know until whatever will happen unfolds. How can we meet this uncertainty? Yes, we will help to prepare for some of the things we expect may happen as a new administration begins. In a faith community like this one, … Continue reading Sunday January 12, 2025 – Faith: Grounded in the Practice of Hopeful Expectation
Covenant Groups bring it home! This service, led by Emily Stoper and Reilly Hirst, explores the way small groups in our church offer a space to explore deep topics and share life experiences with 6-10 people in a way that can create the most satisfying friendships you’ve ever experienced. Members of covenant groups will offer … Continue reading Sunday November 17, 2024 – A Special Kind of Group
