With the rolling back of environmental protections, propping up big oil and gas, and punishing institutions that work for environmental justice, it can feel like there is no hope for the planet. However, the United States has just 4% of the world’s population. Does our progress determine the fate of the entire planet? Does our … Continue reading “The Big Picture” – Joshua Long, Guest Speaker — In-person & Zoom
How do we restore or rebuild trust after there has been harm? Join us for an exploration of how releasing ourselves and others from judgement and shame can help restore trust, learning and open each other to new experiences of joy.
“I think that in our ongoing struggle to define or describe “Unitarianuniversalism” we have lost track of the essence of both Unitarianism and Universalism. What are their origins? What made them controversial/heretical? What legacy do they pass on to us today that makes them each unique and still relevant?”
In our communities? Join us for a conversation and reflection.
A celebration of Black History Month would be incomplete without examining the cultural touchstone of Afrofuturism, which posits the simple assertion that black people exist in the future. What can we learn from this movement and what is our role in imagining this future for all people?
“Belonging Brings Hope” – Our Stewardship theme speaks to the power of belonging. Belonging invites an active hope, an active love, and creates a powerful community.
“Weaving with the Fates” a Three Part Series In ancient Greek mythology, three sisters—Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos, together known as the Moirai— were said to weave the fates of all humanity. In this series, we will explore these myths from the perspective of our modern time, considering how we experience and create destiny for ourselves … Continue reading Weaving with the Fates Series—Part Three: “Knowing the Date and Time” – Leika Lewis, Guest Speaker — In-person & Zoom
Our UU values offer us the opportunity to engage Generosity theologically. As we start our Stewardship campaign with the theme “Belonging Brings Hope.” Our newly adopted UU Value of Generosity is “We cultivate a spirit of generosity and hope”.
Let’s reflect on our lives as a story… a story we are writing. As a congregation, community, and even a nation, the same is true. Today we will have the opportunity to reflect on a core story, one that we hold as part of who we are, and another story that no longer serves us … Continue reading “Our Life is but a Story” – Rev. Kathryn Adams, Minister — In-person & Zoom
“Weaving with the Fates” a Three Part Series In ancient Greek mythology, three sisters—Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos, together known as the Moirai— were said to weave the fates of all humanity. In this series, we will explore these myths from the perspective of our modern time, considering how we experience and create destiny for ourselves … Continue reading Weaving with the Fates Series—Part Two: “When the Stars Align?”- Leika Lewis, Guest Speaker — In-person & Zoom
