The New Year is a time when we can embrace new possibilities. Many times in order to have time, energy or focus, we have to “say no” first. What do you need to stop, leave or say “No” to in order to embrace your … read more.
Dance on down with the band and the entire community! This is a day of saying goodbye to the Old Year with a Dixie Land Jazz Band you won’t forget. This is also the day to embrace the possibilities for the New Year. Is … read more.
Join us in a worship service about the rich and rewarding journey of following a path of mindfulness and meditation in life with music from Gerry Whelan, Meg Ryan, and Sarah DiGioia.
Winter Solstice marks turning from dark towards light. The wheel of fire will roll through the parking lot tonight – not hitting any cars! St. Lucia Day celebrates the emergence of light and hope amidst the fear of dark and despair. The shining of this … read more.
Christmas Eve Family Service at 4pm: A Charlie Brown Christmas
Join Charlie Brown and friends as they rediscover the spirit of Christmas! With our children and youth starring as cast and crew—and Music Director Mark Daugherty as Schroeder—this holiday classic is sure to … read more.
The shortest days and the longest nights. We are on our way to the season of light — but be careful not to hurry. Disappointments, melancholy and heartbreaks are integral to life’s fabric, and we can learn to embrace them. There can be a mystery … read more.
For atheists, agnostics and theists, saying “thank you” for the blessings in your life is a great practice. We come together on the Sunday after the American Seder, Thanksgiving, to engage in the sacred act of saying “thanks.” Out of our gratitude comes a strong … read more.
Before most western religions mystery religions existed. They taught the secrets that pertained to how one might live and prosper in the world as well as myths and stories that passed on the deeper understandings of the mind, body, spirit, nature connection. During this service … read more.
How do you write a new Christmas carol (well, new in the 14th or 15th century)? Sometimes assistance comes from where you might least expect it – like the donkey lying over in the corner of the stable. Maybe assistance comes from visions caused by … read more.
“Building Beloved Community” is part of the mission of USG. Most of us know from personal experiences in our lives that this is easier said than done. On this Community Day, we will explore building beloved community in this intergenerational service.
