A Journey Into the Past
Join us as Darrel Draper delves into why we are Unitarians through the story of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Company Factory Fire.
Services
The Power of Play
Play is about our sense of joy, of life, of connection. Of physical and spiritual delight. That won’t preach – it must be lived. Today, we will play together as a community – with our bodies, minds, hearts, and spirits!
Becoming Accomplices (Audio)
Today we are showing Brittney Packnett’s 2018 Ware Lecture. As a lead-in to that we wonder: how do those of us who are white people move forward on the path to anti-racism? Within ourselves and within our communities, including this Beloved Community? Listen to the Sermon:
The Last Thing We Need to Ration is Love (audio)
Our view of money can be tainted by fear – of scarcity, of loss, of failure. Fear that we will lose “everything” and be sent to the “poorhouse,” on a wave of blame! What happens if we can see our community’s wealth as an abundance of love made manifest?
**Service Cancelled** Proceed as the Way Opens
Join us for this service on Trust.
**Cancelled** Trusting Our(white)selves on Race
Today we are showing Brittney Packnett’s 2018 Ware Lecture in the afternoon. As a lead-in to that we wonder how do those of us who are white people trust ourselves on race? How can we know when we are making progress?
Truth (audio)
We are called to a ‘free and responsible search for truth and meaning.’ How can we live that as Unitarian Universalists? And how does this relate to our trust of one another? Listen to the Sermon:
Trusting and Trust (audio and pdf)
What does it mean to say that we trust one another, that we are trustworthy, and trusted? What role does trust play in a beloved religious community? View a pdf of this sermon: Sermon – Trusting and Trusted – Feb 3 2019 by Rev. Cyndi Simpson Listen to the Sermon:
Everything is Possible Now (audio)
What does it mean to say that we are a people of possibility? Where can we find potential and opportunity in our lives every day? Listen to the Sermon:
Ruby Bridges
In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr, we will learn about a hero of the Civil Rights Era who is still changing the world today in many powerful ways: Ruby Bridges.