Unitarian Universalists are naturally curious people. Â We want to know how things work and why; we wonder what’s around that corner – something which we can’t quite see but know is there. Â For most of us, that’s how we arrived on the church’s doorstep. … read more.
What better way to honor Mother Earth on Mother’s Day than with a presentation of Hymnody of Earth? This deeply spiritual work is a musical setting, by the American composer Malcolm Dalglish, of writings by the American poet Wendell Berry. Berry writes from the … read more.
There is an African saying that fits the soul of this church so well:
“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together”
This community has come far over the last 150+ years.
Today we celebrate journeying together and highlight the … read more.
We human beings – and other animals – can get stuck in patterns of behavior. The free thinking church creates an environment to engage important topics with open minded curiosity. Parenting philosophies often differ on how to approach a multitude of issues involving offspring … read more.
Three days after his murder, they rolled away the stone and found an empty tomb. Jesus may or may not have risen and walked out of the tomb to return to us. What we are more certain of is that Easter calls us to celebrate that … read more.
Did you know our congregation has a covenant of right relations? Yes, we do! Our diverse, spiritually vibrant congregation has made sacred promises to specific ways of being with one another. These include:
-Express gratitude for the efforts of others, particularly those who volunteer.
-Ask for help … read more.
Come celebrate Beltane (May Day) with the EarthSpirit Circle. Beltane is the anglicized name for the Gaelic May Day festival, which is an ancient Celtic fire festival. It honors life and celebrates Summer and the energy of the Earth. Dancing of the Maypole will occur after … read more.
The theme for April is Wholeness. As with most themes, there are many ways of coming to an understanding of what it may mean. Four members of USG will share how they see the concept, each from a different perspective.
The theme for April is Wholeness. As with most themes, there are many ways of coming to an understanding of what it may mean. Four members of USG will share how they see the concept, each from a different perspective.
During the forty days before Easter, many Christians fast or pause activities which disconnect them from the holy. A Unitarian Universalist approach might ask, what will you give up for this season to help life along? We do this knowing nothing is so strongly … read more.
