Join us for the tradition of Dia de los Muertos.  Our worship service will involve story and songs with the outstanding band, Mariachi Maya! We will journey with three Mexican-American children learning and sharing the rich cultural heritage of this holiday. Please bring a photo … read more.
Unitarian couple Rev. Waitstill and Martha Sharp traveled to Europe to work secretly to rescue Jews, dissidents and children living in Nazi-occupied territory. Linda Brunn’s father worked with the Sharps as Associate Director of the Unitarian Service Committee. Highlighting this heroic history, let us explore how … read more.
What is the earliest memory of your life? What is one of your favorite memories to share? Why do you love to tell it? Who we are is shaped less by all the events of our lives, than by the highlighting of key moments. How you remember … read more.
Are UUs a religious community, a social justice movement or something else? We’ll explore the liberal roots of Unitarianism, Universalism and Unitarian Universalism and how we can come together today in all our glorious theological diversity and work toward creating Beloved Community.
Today we celebrate the High Holy Days. Jewish tradition encourages people to greet the New Year with serious introspection, self-evaluation and prayer.  Elie Wiesel, a holocaust survivor, tremendous writer and a world leader, said that he could not forgive the crimes committed by the Nazis. What happens … read more.
Democracy is the fifth principle of Unitarian Universalism: “The right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large.” As we approach an historically important national election, we explore our deep connections and commitments to democracy.
What does it mean to be truly “connected” to someone? How do we create thoughtful, intentional relationships with others? As she begins her two-year service as USG’s Intern Minister, Connie Simon reflects on the challenges and the blessings of building loving, authentic and lasting relationships … read more.
The Water Ceremony is the first holiday in our rich Liturgical Calendar. Bring water from special places of your summer – including your home – to share with love. In this service we will look forward to the deepening connections involved in our coming year. This service … read more.
In this sermon, Lori L. Tharps, will discuss the lessons learned about faith, flexibility and letting go of material things upon becoming a parent. You don’t have to be a parent to take these lessons home and apply them to your own life.
Lori is a … read more.
One of the great joys of summer is reading a good book. I recommend “The Heroine’s Bookshelf: Life Lessons, from Jane Austen to Laura Ingalls Wilder” by Erin Blakemore. Two of the chapters “Happiness” and “Indulgence” explore classic novels, which include female characters finding joy in the … read more.
