“Choose to Bless the World” is the theme of our Jan. 30 service about the work all of the world of the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC), with special emphasis on its work to help international migrants. It will feature a beautiful reading by the Rev. Rebecca Parker, former President of the Starr King School … Continue reading Choose to Bless the World
As the new year rolls in, reflecting on the opportunity for reconciliation and transformation calls us forward. This service invites us to explore what it means to stay connected through struggle and change. What do we do when relationships and covenant are broken? Join us to explore further as we include moving away from an … Continue reading There is no away
Given the complexity of racial justice in our country, it’s possible than any mention of privilege would lead folks to think of white privilege and whether or not they think that is real. We won’t be specifically focusing on that, but rather, spend time considering privileges and responsibilities in community and how they connect with … Continue reading The Terrible Privilege (and not white privilege per se)
In the beginning of the new year, we care for ourselves and support each other by taking time to honor and remember those we have lost this past year. This Sunday is the annual Tolling of the Bells to honor those who have passed in 2021. Please join us in this ritual of healing as … Continue reading Tolling of the Bells
Enter into the New Year with a resetting of intentions to embrace gratitude, give ourselves and others spaciousness, and lean into appreciating our gifts. Jeffrey Melcher leads the service and we will receive a homily from UUA President Rev. Susan Frederick-Gray. If you’re joining us for the first time, we would like to extend a … Continue reading Leaning Into the Gifts
