View the video here. A few weeks ago, our new church board members met for their first meeting, and we spent some time talking through a resource called “How to think like a Board Member.” And it made me wonder, How can we think like a Unitarian Universalist? How do we put our faith and … Continue reading How to Think Like a UU

Watch the video here. At this year’s General Assembly conference, our UU community was lectured to by Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde, the Episcopal Bishop to Washington DC. In her lecture, she commended UU’s saying one of our superpowers is that we are often the first to take a stand on the important justice issues of … Continue reading Meeting The Moment: GA Reflections

View the video here. As our country marks the 250th anniversary of its founding, lets look forward and backward. What wisdom, practices, and values should we bring with us into the next 250 years. What pain needs healing? What change needs making? With hope and clarity about the times we are in, we will reflect … Continue reading The Next 250 Years

View the video here. On this special Pride Sunday, LGBTQ people in our congregation will share with us what Pride means for them, and then we will bless each other with our glitter communion. Wear your pride gear and join us for this celebratory final Sunday of the church year!

Watch the video here. To be the community we say we are, requires deep vulnerability and a willingness to reflect on and change the ways we may fall short. In otherwords, it requires us to embody the process of covenant, not just the promise. Together lets find hope and inspiration in this collective work.

View the video here. Generative AI is the new hot technology of our time. It’s popping up everywhere and being integrated into our lives faster than we realize. When a new technology arises what are the moral questions we must ask? How do our UU values help us make sense of our changing world?

Inspired by this year’s auction sermon topic ,offered by Steve Rittenberg, we will reflect together on perfectionism, procrastination and why it’s so hard to help ourselves. This service will include opportunities to speak to those around you, build connections and solve the feelings of stuckness through mutual aid and community care.

Watch the video here. Rev. Capek who started the flower communion ritual in 1923, brought to his people a simple reminder, “each of you are unique, and precious, and what you bring to this place matters.” This message resounded against the backdrop of political upheaval in Europe. Today, we are in our own cultural crisis … Continue reading Flower Communion