Among the sources of our living tradition are the spiritual teachings of Earth-centered traditions which celebrate the sacred circle of life and instruct us to live in harmony with the rhythms of nature. In the depths of the winter, we recognize the holy in … read more.
With a spark of imagination and the willing participation of many children and youth, we will bring to life, right before our eyes, the Christmas Story as told in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. Come and let this ancient story warm your heart. … read more.
“On This Very Christmas Night”. Come, with your courage to risk feeling moments of: Aha, Awe, Curiosity, Enlightenment, Inspiration, Mystery, Wonder and more. Join Pastor Jacqueline, Rev. Sheri, Worship Associate Kate Lenhardt and her son Brian Elder as we imagine what is possible and sow the seeds for love, justice and compassion in 2019. Our spirits will be enlivened by music from Handel’s Hallelujah Amen and Caroling Caroling by Burt. These holiday pieces will be offered by Crescendo Choir under the direction of Stefan Schneider and Renee Witon. Let us be together with family, friends and every angel that crosses our doorway. Happy holidays and all are welcome.
Heriza Kwanzaa, Happy Kwanzaa. All are invited to celebrate Nia (Purpose)the fifth Nguzo Saba (Principle) of Kwanzaa. We will reflect on the collective vocation of building, nurturing and protecting community culture and community. There will be time to tell stories aboutyour culture and then to … read more.
“Tolling of the Bells: The Spirit Remains”. Two of the big questions religions have sought to answer are: “Why does life exist as we know it?” and “What happens after we die?” Unitarian Universalism does not have THE ultimate answer to either of these questions. … read more.
“Incarnation, Proximity, Narrative, Discomfort & Hope”. The word incarnate literally means “to make flesh.” How do we put flesh on the bones of our activism so that it makes a real difference. Bryan Stevenson, founder of the Equal Justice Initiative and author of Just Mercy … read more.
