These are two things we know how to do: ground in our faith and gather in community. And yet when tension rises and chaos reigns, it is easy to forget the things we know. So once again we gather together as a collective reminder that … read more.
As we enter into budget season, let us reflect on what makes us feel rich. How might the spiritual discipline of giving nurture a sense of wealth and abundance in our lives?
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In these volatile times, we are called to know and proclaim our radical theology for the sake of all people. On this Sunday we learn what that sounds like regarding trans and non-binary lives. In this moment when a prophetic answer is so sorely needed, … read more.
The arrival of spring invites us to simple joys: longer days, warmer sun, budding trees. Honing in on the basics can carve space for gratitude and awe even when the forces of despair loom large. This service will examine how to find and insist on … read more.
After discussing our soulful yearnings and our divine imperfections (see Sunday, March 2, “Lay Ourselves Bare”) how do we live in right relationship with ourselves? What must we cultivate to hear the soul and to accept the mistakes of our lives? Courage. Bravery. Tolerance … read more.
We are a faith built on relationships, not religious dogma. But in a community full of people growing together, how do we accept our limitations and shortcomings? How do we come to terms with the religious quality of our natural fallibility? Together we might encourage … read more.
Parker Palmer tells us “The soul speaks its truth only under quiet, inviting, and trustworthy conditions.” This Sunday we’ll explore the concept of the soul, how to listen to it, and ask what must be done to bring our lives into line with our soulful … read more.
Sophia Lyon Fahs, a revolutionary UU religious educator, wrote that “it matters what we believe.” Our shared faith values can shape how we live our lives and how we impact the world. Join us for this multigen service in which we explore the beliefs of … read more.
With love at the center of our faith, we are required to wrestle with it often. What does it mean to practice love in different contexts and with different styles? What happens when we stop believing in love but need it all the same?
The poet Joy Harjo writes “The world begins at a kitchen table. No matter what, we must eat to live.” Come this Sunday to hear how filling our bellies and breaking bread together are essential ingredients to building the Welcome Table.
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