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Many of the stories that come out of this time of year are about people seeking safe harbor in deeply dangerous times, from the Maccabees to Mother Mary to people simply trying to survive the long, cold winter. Even today, these are still deeply dangerous times for many. What can Unitarian Universalism offer those seeking … Continue reading Seeking Safety
If Unitarian Universalism doesn’t require people to believe in God or any sort of higher power, then why are we still called a “faith tradition?” What might faith mean to an agnostic or atheist? Join us in exploring ideas of faith on this second Sunday of Advent.
Joy is a life-line to hope, to the conviction that tomorrow can be better than today, and to the belief that the struggle is worth it. The rebirth of joy is a process that often begins where evidence of possibility is not obvious. Yet the winds of change signal a change in direction, breathing new … Continue reading Joy and Regeneration
We welcome all ages to this special multigenerational service where we celebrate all that we are grateful for. Come prepared to share your gratitudes…and have a little fun, too.
New members are among us! Every new member helps us grow closer to Beloved Community. Today, our new members introduce themselves to the community, and we renew our pledge to support one another in our spiritual journeys.
Elections have become increasingly fraught over the past decade, and this one is no exception. The nation seems more divided than ever, and anxiety is high. Whatever the outcome of this election, our job is clear: we must continue to pursue justice, equity, and compassion in human relations; and we remain committed to the democratic … Continue reading Voices for the Voiceless
Samhain (pronounced Sow-en) is a thousand-year-old Gaelic holiday, also called the Celtic New Year. It is observed in many cultures and with a myriad of rituals. Samhain is a festival marking the end of the harvest and beginning of winter. It sometimes covers 3 days from October 31-November 2, and it may be related to … Continue reading Samhain
Come home! Come home, all ye who wander, come home! We extend a special welcome to those who have never been through our doors and those we miss, who have not been back in a long while. All are welcome for a special day of singing, reminiscing about the past, looking forward to the future, … Continue reading Homecoming
Unitarian Universalism is also known as the “chosen faith.” We are here because we choose to be here: not because we are threatened with eternal damnation; and not because we were born into this faith and must remain within it for the rest of our days. And there is power in what Unitarian theologian James … Continue reading A Chosen Faith
We all “come out” at some point or other in our lives. Some of us have had to “come out” about the way we voted in a past election; some of us have had to “come out” as Unitarian Universalists; some of us have done the traditional old-fashioned “coming out” as LGBTQ+. All of us … Continue reading Come Out, Come Out, Whoever You Are
