I often say to people that Unitarian Universalists are more concerned with how we live in the here and now than what happens to us when we die. But how do we approach the interconnection between life and death? Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader Daniel Bailey, Worship Associate

EPot-Luck Sunday, UU101 & UU102 How do our expectations for life shift as we grow more experienced with life? In these times of rising chaos, climate tragedy, and increased violence, hope is hard to find. To what shall we turn if not hope? Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader Bob Patrick, Worship Associate

Years ago in a prayer workshop we explored poetry as prayer. From the Psalms to Mary Oliver to Richard Blanco we can feel the prayerful essence in the poet’s words. May it be so.  Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader Victoria Fashakin, Worship Associate

Nelson Mandela: “History will judge us by the difference we make in the everyday lives of children.” And, “The true character of society is revealed in how it treats its children.” Time for a report card on how we are doing as a society in listening to the needs and prayers of the children. Students … Continue reading Listen to Children

In his book “21 Lessons for the 21st Century,” Yuval Noah Harari states that a secular society and religious institutions can co-exist as long as “when the secular [moral/ethical] code collides with religious doctrine, the latter gives way.” What happens when religious doctrine infects and takes over the secular code on complex issues, like a … Continue reading Who Chooses?

Music is central in most religious traditions in part to inspire the soul and transcend the mundane. It is also essential in teaching the faith. In this “reverse” hymn-sing service, the choir will teach some new old songs they’ve discovered in our hymnal. Come, sing a song with us … several songs!  Rev. Jan Taddeo, … Continue reading New Old Songs We’ve Discovered

Poetry has the power to paint images in our minds, express feelings that prose can’t touch, and take us to faraway places and distant planes of existence. In this service people will share the transcendent poetry that has been part of their journey. Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader Sherree Bailey, Worship Associate

Human beings seem driven to live into their visions of the future which might include personal goals, global change and everything in between. How do we both savor the world as it is here and now, and save the world for future generations?  Join us for this multi-generational worship service which will include our annual … Continue reading The Mystery of the Future