View the video here. Today’s sermon discussion will be about the power that resides in each one of us. Guest speaker, Rev. Matthew Fields, will discuss how we can tap into the goodness or the “God-ness” in ourselves. And Rev. Jaimie will reflect on … read more.
As we head back into the fall and our regular routines, the freshness of a new season can quickly glaze over into the mundane. In this service, we will explore together how we can bless regular moments with intentional connections to spirit and thread the … read more.
View the Video here. While Unitarian minister Theodore Parker is best known (at least amongst UUs) for originating the concept of the arc of the moral universe, as well as for keeping a loaded pistol on his sermon-writing desk in case he … read more.
View the video here. Do you ever feel trapped in the chaos? Wounded? Feel like a failure? Come explore with us what it means when we accept the difficult challenge of forgiveness– of others and ourselves. This week our service is led … read more.
View the video here. Over the last year, QuianaDenae has found herself on a journey that has brought her to many rivers. This reflection is the sharing of some of those lessons and their potential application in our faith.
View the video here. Rev. Jaimie just returned from General Assembly, the annual meeting of the Unitarian Universalist Association, in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. She will reflect on what she learned, what was challenging, and what is changing in the world of Unitarian Universalism!
Over 20% of adults and 10% of children in the United States live with some type of Mental Health condition. Yet we, as a culture and a community still struggle to understand and support each other’s mental health needs. Let’s become more mental health literate. … read more.
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Watch the Video here. We know the world is hurting. As Unitarian Universalists, we also know that we’ve discovered both a balm to that hurt as well as a movement aimed at building a new way and a more just future. Still, … read more.
