Over and over we proclaim our core commitment to valuing difference. How do we live well in a pluralistic society? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning, we’ll reflect on the responsibilities and compromises needed to continually make space for others’ religious and cultural practices. CLICK HERE for link to YouTube recorded service

We spend a lot of time and effort trying to help our neighbors and those struggling in our communities. Rosie Ramsey-Granillo’s role in the county is dedicated to fixing the way the state and the community deliver services to children and families. This conversation will reflect on how we go about this work and what could … Continue reading “How We Help and Why It Matters” – Rosie Ramsey-Granillo, Guest Speaker — In-Person & Zoom

Often, when we “reboot” a computer, something realigns and it operates better. Might a periodic “reboot” of our faith tradition be wise? At this service with Rev. Sue Browning, we’ll consider how the proposed updates to the Unitarian Universalist principles may serve as just such a “reboot” of our faith. CLICK HERE for YouTube link of … Continue reading “A ‘Reboot’ of Our Faith” – Rev. Sue Browning Minister — In-Person & Zoom

How often are you in conversation with someone and suddenly you’re distracted? We all do it. In this service, Rev. John Wright will speak to the difference between “hearing” and “listening,” and its effect on communication and our relationships. CLICK HERE for link to YouTube recorded service

The world’s challenges can seem overwhelming. Lawyer, author, and activist Bryan Stevenson reminds us that you can’t understand most of the important things from a distance; you have to get close. At this service with Rev. Sue Browning we’ll consider how his advice to “get close” is useful in our own lives and the broader quest … Continue reading “When Change Seems Impossible” – Rev. Sue Browning, Minister — In-Person & Zoom

There is an old adage, “All’s fair in love and war.” But is that true? This adage seems to equate these two concepts, which should be diametrically opposed. During this service, Rev. Karyn Marsh will explore the connection between justice, equity, and love. CLICK HERE for link to YouTuve recorded service.

As a congregation, we nurture the joy all around us. Even when times are trying and we offer care, there is joy in the support. At this Stewardship Sunday service with Rev. Sue Browning, we’ll reflect on the ways joy emerges from our connections in life and consider the deep ties between joy and a … Continue reading “Joy in Connection” – Rev. Sue Browning, Minister — In-Person & Zoom

The New Year always offers the temptation to make resolutions, examine expectations, and start over. It is not, however, a magical moment of transformation. Real change requires intention and commitment; and, most importantly, a new way of thinking.  CLICK HERE for link to recorded Zoom service

Our Universalist forebearers didn’t see that it was possible for anyone to end up in hell. They saw that all were worthy, and thus all would be saved. Today, Rev. Dr. Sofia Benacourt finds it is these Universalist roots that guide us to “an idea of collective liberation where we leave no person behind.” At … Continue reading “What is Collective Liberation All About?” – Rev. Sue Browning Minister — In-Person & Zoom

From our guest speaker, Bob Clegg: “A few months ago, a member of another congregation asked, ‘Well, what the hell is ethics anyway!?’ Her question was rhetorical, but it set me to pondering on the ways ethical questions—and systems of thinking about them—have impacted my life. I invite you to join with me to explore … Continue reading “Optimism Is an Ethical Principle: Why I Must be an Optimist” – Dr. Bob Clegg, Guest Speaker — In-Person & Zoom