Join us in the building for 10:30am worship on Sundays (masks optional). Services are in-person and on Zoom. Please check our website calendar for Zoom link. All are welcome.
On April 28th we conclude the series on Wholeness with “Nothing We Do Will Be Perfect.” This service will investigate issues raised by the UU World Magazine, “After the L, G, and B.” Quotes from this article and responses ahead of time. UU Articles: “After the L, G, and B” and “A Call To Action … Continue reading Reimagined Sundays – Nothing We Do Will Be Perfect
Join us for a Uniquely UU Journey as we conclude our monthly theme of Journey. This “Reimagined Sunday” service will beinterative and thought provoking.
This Sunday’s service is a joint venture between Religious Exploration and Social Justice. We will present the Congregational Study/Action Issue (CSAI) for 2018-2022. The goal of submitting comments on the CSAI to help the committee on Social Awareness prepare for sessions at this year’s General Assembly
In a vast world, we will explore a myriad of possibilities.
Join us this morning as we celebrate the winter solstice
Former President Barack Obama famously told business owners, “you did not build this.” Many took umbrage but upon reflection, it way be one of the most true things a politician ever said. The world we live in is the way it is due, in small part, to our individual contributions, and to a much larger … Continue reading The Shoulders We Stand On
This week’s service will follow the vision of Thomas Potter who built a church and searched for a preacher of a “different stamp” who would teach not fire and brimstone but of love and salvation. Ten years later the winds brought the Universalist, John Murray, to his shore and chapel. We will re-imagine Potter’s vision … Continue reading “Reimagining Sundays: Visions and Thomas Potter”
Learn how to wake up everyday with joy and purpose by observing the 5 pillars of Ikigai.
Francine Hahn, Becky Zimmerman and Patty Koch will conclude the theme of Possibility by inviting us to “Imagine the Possibilities!” In a vast world, we will explore a myriad of possibilities.
