It’s no secret, churches all across this country are having to grapple with some hard truths. Budgets are tight, times are tough, and hard decisions lay in our future. You know what we need? A miracle. This Sunday, we’ll talk brass tacks without making a meal out of our financial realities. There is more to … Continue reading Miracle Sunday
Valentine’s Day is for lovers, but are we not all lovers after life? For many people, days like this can be hard. Hours spent reflecting on loves lost, loves never known. This Sunday, let us turn inwards and turn our hearts over in our hands. What is this force we call desire? What could be … Continue reading What the Heart Wants
Towards a More Inclusive Unitarian Universalism Ours is a faith that was one of the first to broadly denounce the horrors of segregation, setting us on an imperfect pilgrimage towards wholeness and inclusion that continues to this day. This Sunday, let us celebrate Black History month by charting some of our course, elevating some of … Continue reading Wilderness Journey
As we break into our February theme of Inclusion, we enter into the days of Imbolc; a traditional Gaelic holiday celebrated by many pagan communities as the awakening of Spring and a time for uplifting the forces of healing and creativity. This was embodied in the figure of the Pan-Celtic Goddess and Christian Saint Bridget; … Continue reading Imbolc and the Path of Inclusion (Video)
Anna Peters speaks on the topic of education, and how it can be a revolutionary force in the world, filtered through her own experiences as a volunteer seminar leader for the Friends United/Amigos Unidos program in Honduras.
If we were to be a faith of named prophets and saints, few would argue that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. would not be part of that host. While not Unitarian himself, the man left an indelible mark on our tradition, and so it is that on this third Sunday of January, we turn to … Continue reading Love, Power, Story
Every story needs an ending of course. We’ve spoken of the narrative nature of our being, how we know the world through stories. For many of us this upcoming inauguration heralds some tremendous change, some approximation to an end of our own, but is this so? What comes after the ending? How do those of … Continue reading The End of the World
A New Year has dawned, familiar and new all at once, full of promise and anxiety. As we enter into our January theme of living Love through the power of Story, let us reflect upon the raw power of narrative, how it infuses our lives, and what it means to truly be at the start, … Continue reading In the Beginning
We will honor the end of 2024 with a Stone Communion.
Join Rev. Juniper for a little companionship and support on Christmas Day. Drop in from 10:30 to 11:30. Blue Christmas is in-person only.
