Being Interdependent
What does it mean to say we value interdependence, especially in a culture that celebrates independence? We’ll begin our month-long exploration of this Unitarian Universalist value. Order of Service
Speaker: Denise Martin
We Had a (Pledging) Party!
What will probably be the most festive service of the year, complete with a delicious brunch, delightful music, and inspirational words. We celebrated all that we love about this religious community by committing our support for the year ahead. Many people came ready to make … read more.
Defending Democracy
History tells us that democracy dies when citizens remain silent and complacent. What is our role as a religious community in defending and preserving democracy? Order Of Service
Universal(ist) Love
Our Universalist roots ground us firmly in Liberating Love. We’ll explore how that Love was conceived by our religious ancestors and how that has evolved to current understandings. Order of Service
Question as Sacrament
Robert Weston advised us: “Cherish your doubts, for doubt is the attendant to truth.” This Sunday we will explore the roles doubt and curiosity play in our tradition, as well as our willingness (or resistance) to admit – and celebrate – that we don’t have … read more.
Becoming Generous with Our Faith
If Generosity is indeed a core value of Unitarian Universalism, then how might we express that value? What would it mean to “freely and compassionately share our faith, presence, and resources”? Order of Service