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 … Continue reading Exploring our Value Tree

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.

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 … Continue reading Thoroughfares with Thoreau

Join us for our annual communion service, where we honor the leaders in our community who make so much magic happen. Following the service will be our Annual Meeting.

Join us for a joyful Pride Sunday celebration filled with glitter blessings, vibrant music, and a spirit of radical welcome as we honor the beauty and courage of LGBTQ+ lives. Together we’ll celebrate our teachers and mentors who help shape compassionate communities. Come ready to sing, sparkle, and remember that every person is a blessing … Continue reading Pride Means Flourishing Together

We have many opportunites for worry, and plenty of time to be judgemental of ourselves and others. What if curiosity could soften our worry and interrupt our judgment? In a world that urges us to rush to conclusions about ourselves, one another, and the future, curiosity invites us to practice a different way of being. … Continue reading Curiosity as Antidote to Worry and Judgement

Abolition begins with a question. What if the systems we have inherited—systems of punishment, incarceration, and exclusion—are not the only way? In this reflection, we explore how curiosity can become a spiritual practice: the courage to ask how harm might be addressed through healing rather than punishment, how safety might grow through connection rather than … Continue reading What would happen if ….

Come celebrate resurrection not as a single moment, but as a living, shared practice of renewal. Through the beloved Unitarian Universalist Flower Ceremony, we bring our individual stories—our grief, our joy, our becoming—and create something beautiful together. Come experience a service of hope, transformation, and the gentle reminder that even after the longest winters, life … Continue reading Rising Together: An Easter of Renewal and our Flower Ceremony

Kuan Yin attained enlightenment, but just as she was about to enter nirvana, she paused at the doorway and, hearing the cries of the world, decided to return to the earthly plane and help humankind find the right path. What cries does she hear today? And how might her story give us peace and courage … Continue reading What Does Kuan Yin Hear Today?