Join us for our final service of the congregational year. Our Unitarian Universalist tradition of Flower Communion celebrates community and connection through the beauty and diversity of flowers. We will also welcome four new … read more.
Life is full of surprises, and so let’s play with changing things up a little bit this morning. What will it be like? You’ll have to come and find out!
Reproductive rights are being threatened here in the United States, and the wellbeing of children and families is constantly under siege. How do our UU values guide us on questions of reproductive justice?
American society seems more polarized than ever. How can we be faithful to our values, yet also uphold the humanity of those who see the world very differently? How do we raise children to thrive in a complex, fractured world?
Every day is Earth day for each of us– we are grounded and bounded by the web of life on this beautiful planet. How can we live, breathe, and act in solidarity with Earth and all its creatures, all year ’round? Music by Pat Lorei.
Video Link to April 17 Service
Let’s explore the Easter story by reclaiming the early Christians’ joyous vision of heaven on Earth. Music by Jackson Froman.
With the harsh realities of brutalizing violence, shocking inequality, and untempered greed that characterize our times, it’s easy to give up hope. How can each of us keep faith with the future by doing our piece to help create a better world? Music by Jackson … read more.
Video Link to March 27 Service
Unitarian Universalism is a living faith: from age to age, expressions of our core values have transformed, evolved, and even, on occasion, been gently tweaked, to meet the spirit of the times. You may … read more.
Video Link to March 20 Service
As we begin to return to in-person activities in our congregations, let’s take time to reflect on how we’ve been changed in the past two years. Our culture, our congregations, and Unitarian Universalism itself, … read more.
Video Link to February 27 Service
We’ll finish this month of February, National Black History Month, with an exploration of the life and writings of Pennsylvanian orator, poet, and author, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, who died on February 22, 1911. … read more.
