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
“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 One: “A Thread of Shimmering Darkness”- Leika Lewis, Guest Speaker — In-person & Zoom
Myths hold the mystery of humanity’s experiences when we can’t explain them. We shape myths with our social values, worldviews, and assumptions and in turn are shaped by these same myths. The dance of myth and mystery is a beautiful thing. Let’s explore them together.
On the cusp of the new year, between having completed our wish lists for Christmas and ruminating on our resolutions for the New Year, we might very well take a moment to reflect on our blessings; those we celebrate every day, those we too often overlook and take for granted, and all those in between. … Continue reading “Counting My Blessings” – Rev. Greg Chute, Guest Speaker — In-person & Zoom
Each night a child is born is a holy night. This Eve-of-the-Eve we will celebrate the presence of life in each birth, the opportunity in each turning of the globe for us to witness the rebirth of the earth, and to be lights in the healing, restful darkness. May this be a community of restful … Continue reading “The Night is a Holy Night” – Rev. Kathryn Adams, Minister — Eve-of-the-Eve Service — In-person & Zoom
December is a time of waiting, as the calendar connects us to holy days of anticipation, hope, and expectation. Sometimes the waiting helps us find stillness, and sometimes it brings anxiety. Together we’ll explore what it means to wait and dwell in possibility. Please CLICK HERE to view the recorded service on YouTube.
How do we bless a world full of broken-hearted people? In a world where hurt people hurt people, how do we help to heal? Please CLICK HERE to view the recorded service on YouTube.
December 1st will be both the First Sunday of Advent and World AIDS Day. At first blush, these may seem to have nothing to do with each other. In December our theme will be presence. For Advent, the invitation is to join the story of creation and await the coming of Christmas with stillness, quiet, … Continue reading “The Practice of Presence in Anticipation and Community” – Rev. Kathryn Adams, Minister — In-person & Zoom
