Our Unitarian Universalist conception of covenant is at the heart of our theology and our beliefs of what makes for human flourishinng. Come learn how we can be both Seekers and Finders because of our emphasis on promises, rather than punishment.
A service of planting seeds and preparing the earth for a new season of hope.
A service centered around the importance of being authentic about who we are – and how we let others do the same.
On this Sunday before April Fool’s Day, an opportunity to celebrate our capacity for Joy.
This service is a celebration of heroes and saints – and all the lessons we learn from them.
Unitarian Universalism has always prioritized the “free and responsible search” for truth and meaning. Yet, with so many beliefs present amongst us, what can we say is our bedrock, our “constant”?
Stewardship Sunday
What is our moral agenda as Unitarian Universalists? Where do we feel our conscience leading when we consider our local community and the needs of the world? We will look back at the history of the Poor People’s Campaign to think about how we might refine our vision and action today in order to create … Continue reading A Moral Agenda
The mystical tradition of Islam has made its way into Western consciousness through the work of Sufi poets like Rumi. What about the Sufi mystical tradition resonates with aspects of Unitarian Universalism? What lessons do we take from this mystical path?
