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.
Labyrinths are used for spiritual reflection. They are often confused with mazes. Both have paths that twist and turn, but mazes contain dead-ends, and often cut off paths. Labyrinths instead have a path that allows for meditative practice. Come join us as we utilize labyrinths in our worship and as we consider our spiritual journeys in community and as … Continue reading Labyrinth’s Way
Rev. Amy Williams Clark will introduce this month’s theme of Destination and Journey. Each of us have a spiritual journey that we are on – there are often twists and curves which bring us towards our present beliefs. This week we will utilize the metaphor of the Labyrinth Meditation to explore our personal spiritual lives.
“For each child that is born, a morning star rises and sings to the universe who we are” begins a popular Unitarian Universalist hymn. In his poem, “Song of the Universe,” UU Minister, Poet, and Theologian, Manish K. Misra-Marzetti calls us to listen and remember that this song of possibility continues. As the new year … Continue reading The New Year as a Place of Possibility
Join us for a traditional Christmas Service of readings and carols.
Continuing on the theme of mystery, we will explore the ways that science, faith, spirituality and experience are all sources of mystery and sources of truth.
Unitarian Universalist’s congregation polity finds its roots in the early Pilgrims. As such we owe much to these women and men – some positive and some negative. As we prepare for Thanksgiving, we approach a well-known narrative of Pilgrims and Indians – but what happens when we challenge the narratives that we have been taught? What freedom is … Continue reading Remembering Memories
This week will will reflect upon our past, present, and future and how memory affects each. We will be remembering those who have come before us, shaped who we are and the world we live in. We will reflect upon how these help us to find strength in these troubling times and reminds us that … Continue reading Reflection on How Memory affects Past, Present and Future
We are exploring how we seek and provide sanctuary for one another. We will turn this week to kindness. Kindness is one of the simplest and most profound connection – especially in a world where kindness seems in short supply.
