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Pledge Drive 2015

Achieve the Dream in 2015 – Pledge from Your Heart This is our theme for Pledge Campaign 2015-16 Our dreams are many and varied. Not pie in the sky, but real, achievable dreams that are ours for the taking. We all know what we love about our church, but we tend to take for granted … Continue reading Pledge Drive 2015

A Message from Carol Alfus

“There is no power greater than a community discovering what it cares about.” ~Margaret Wheatley Dear Friends, You are invited to join in a Congregational Conversation on Sunday, January 18, right after church. This is an opportunity for you to engage in discussion with Board members on various issues. This month we will be talking … Continue reading A Message from Carol Alfus

Breaking the Shell Allows the Seed to Grow

January 4, 2015 10:45am Rev. Sean Parker Dennison Sometimes when things go wrong, we feel like it’s the end of everything. But many things have to be broken in order for a new cycle to begin. Maybe being broken is part of being whole.

Protest Police Violence

­Vigil to Protest Police Brutality This Saturday, December 13, many UU congregations will be participating in demonstrations and vigils to protest police brutality. Please join other Tree of Life members and friends in protest this Saturday from 12:30-1:30. We will be standing on a corner of Bull Valley and Crystal Lake Road. Because parking might … Continue reading Protest Police Violence

Child of Wonder

Christmas Eve Wednesday December 24, 2014 7pm A traditional Christmas Eve Service with candles, carols, special music, and the story of the Nativity

Fire Communion

December 28, 2014 10:45am Ron Relic, member of Worship Arts Committee Entering a new year is a time to reflect not only on hopes and wishes, but on what we would like to let go. We will welcome the New Year together in a spirit of wonder.

Winter’s Wonder

On December 21, at 10:45am, the Adult Choir at Tree of Life Unitarian Universalist Congregation, will present its’ annual Holiday Concert. At this year’s concert, Winter’s Wonder, the choir will perform holiday music from the Christian and Jewish traditions, as well as a few secular favorites. A string quartet will join the choir for this … Continue reading Winter’s Wonder