June 21 – Thresholds and Liberation

As the Earth turns, we celebrate the longest light in the Northern Hemisphere while others experience the longest night. Seen from a cosmic perspective, light and darkness are partners in a larger cycle, each revealing truths the other cannot.

Together we will explore freedom announced, freedom demanded, and freedom passed on. Through story, reflection, and shared wisdom, we will consider how hope, courage, and legacy connect us to one another, our ancestors, and generations yet to come.

June 28 – Time and Place: A Celebration in Poetry

This Sunday we will explore the ways in which poets experience the “where” and “when” of living, whether it be in our daily life or in our adventures.

July 5 – Thoroughfares with Thoreau

Henry David Thoreau urged us to live deliberately, paying attention to the paths we travel and the choices we make. In a world crowded with distractions and well-worn roads, what might we discover by slowing down, noticing where our lives are leading, and choosing a more intentional way forward? Join us as we explore the wisdom of Thoreau and the thoroughfares—both inner and outer—that shape our journey.

July 12 – What Freedom Requires

The Freedom sculpture in Philadelphia invites us to reflect on the courage, resilience, and unfinished work of freedom in America. Together, we will explore the stories it commemorates and consider how the pursuit of liberation calls us to remember the past, engage the present, and help create a more just future for all.

July 19 – Exploring our Value Tree

Our Unitarian Universalist values invite us to live with love at the center, rooted in our shared commitments and growing into action. Together, we’ll explore the branches and roots of our Values Tree and learn a new song that helps bring these values to life in our hearts, our communities, and the wider world. It is also Friends Feeding Friends week, so bring shelf stable items and egg cartons for our food pantry.