Tis the Season for Music, Magic, and Mystery
Our Tree of Life choir and musicians will once again bring festive music to create a magical worship. Please, invite family and friends to join us
Our Tree of Life choir and musicians will once again bring festive music to create a magical worship. Please, invite family and friends to join us
Please join us for reflective readings and music. Bring a hope and a snack to share. Warm beverages will be provided.
All around us, our fellow beings are settling in for a long winter’s nap. What could resting and going within look like for us humans?
As part of our Coming of Age program, a group of volunteers traveled to Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota to work with the Re-member program to create beds, stairs, ramps, and outhouses and to skirt trailers to conserve heat in the harsh winters. Join us as we hear stories and share what we’ve learned!
This service will explore the relationship between gratitude and grief and the opportunities for transformation which come from opening to the whole of life.
What happens when we think of generosity as an expression of community?
Some people refer to Unitarian Universalists as people of little faith. (Even some UUs do.) I say they are wrong. And my sermon, I hope, will show you why.
How do we balance our responsibility to society with our need to nourish our spirits? Anne Clough will share her thoughts.
Have you ever thought of your life as a dance, or poetry, or a painting?
Renewal often requires a descent into dark places. Just as a seed pushes up from the deep dank soil, we may re-discover ourselves as we emerge from the places where we have been “dissolved and shaken”, as May Sarton poignantly observes.