As we enter into a time of Growing the Tree of Life, Nic Cable, a life-long UU, Candidate for ministry, and member of the Stewardship and Development Team at the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations, will offer us reflective space to consider what living an expansive faith might look like for us individually and as … Continue reading January 26–Living an Expansive Faith
For the next few months, our themes will explore the words and phrases of our Statement of Purpose, which we say each week when we’re together: We journey as a family toward spiritual growth, freedom in faith, celebration of diversity, commitment to action, devotion to each other, the community and the Earth. This month, we’ll … Continue reading Minister’s Mind: Freedom in Faith
A call went out for people to go to Selma and Unitarian Universalists answered. Are our lives too busy today to answer the call?
Simply looking at a person can tell us a lot about them, or can it? We need to understand where people came from to know why they are here…
We begin our January theme “Freedom in Faith” by exploring the power of language. Among Unitarian Universalists, there are a number of words that some of us have trouble with. Is there power in these words and should we avoid them or explore them?
For many of us Christmas is a time of joy and festivity. Families arrange to travel long distances to spend time with each other bringing presents and cheer. Long hours are spent trying to find just the right gift for someone and then acting as if the gift you received is just the thing you … Continue reading Intern Insights–Blue Christmas
Adult Choir Holiday Concert this Sunday at 5:00pm This coming Sunday, December 22, is our Adult Choirs Holiday Concert. This year, instead of the choir performing at a morning service, the concert will take place at 5pm.This late afternoon event will feature our 25 voice choir in song and words. A brass quartet will join … Continue reading Holiday Choir Concert
Intern minister Ja Rickard engages us in a time of getting to know each other at the turning of the year. Bring holiday leftovers to share potluck-style!
Join us at 7 pm for a traditional service of carols, candlelight, and the story of the nativity. This all-ages service is a time to reflect on the message of Love given to us at Christmas.
