Our living tradition draws from the
direct experience of that transcending mystery and wonder which moves us to a
renewal of the spirit and an openness to the forces which create and uphold
life. Let’s explore how we can tune in
to those experiences and renew our spirits.
Rev. Jan … read more.
So many things in life can weigh upon us: from personal challenges we face to global crises. Where might we find the resources to guide us towards wholeness? How might we access the healing power of love when we need it most?
Rev. Jan … read more.
Our beautiful blue boat home is fighting for its life, as are the multitude of species on this earth… including humans. Our very salvation depends on our ability to resurrect our planet. Where do we begin? What difference can we make? … read more.
How do our relationships and connections change us for good? In what ways has this faith community saved you? Bring plenty of fresh flowers cut from your own yard or garden to share in our annual UU Flower Ceremony.
Rev. Jan Taddeo, … read more.
On this International Day of Transgender Visibility we amplify the voices of transgender Unitarian Universalists, and explore the use of power in creating a more equitable community.
Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader
Josh Gentry, Worship Associate
“The quality of seeming or being felt to be true, even if not necessarily true.” Politicians, sensational media, and alarmists would have us believe we are being invaded at our southern border. I’ve been to the border, and the truth I found is a … read more.
In this service we will explore the daily messages of truth we receive from all around us.
Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader
Miriam Patrick, Worship Associate
Despair appears to be growing within many people around me, and within me. This is documented by the increase in suicides in the last few years. This service reflects on the ways in which suicide affects individuals and communities.
Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader
People often refer to “being authentic” or “being our true selves.” Our culture sends so many messages that suggest who we ought to be, how might we surrender to our true selves?
Rev. Jan Taddeo, Service Leader
If grace is true, it is true for everyone; and, we are called to extend grace … to welcome the stranger, comfort the sick, clothe the naked and set captives free. We can each be “King for a Day” everyday if we live in a … read more.
