In a time when our democracy is in trouble, the news can bring about feelings of anger, anxiety, hopelessness, and despair. The importance of the approaching midterm election combined with a inbox full of pleas for campaign contributions may feel like the weight of the world on our shoulders. It may feel like nothing we … Continue reading Mental Health in a Time of Backsliding Democracy
How do we resist seemingly overwhelming and all-powerful forces? How do we stand up against injustices which seem insurmountable? This week, Deb Gibson will share with us a sermon by Rev. Andrew L. Weber that draws on both starfish and Star Trek to explore these questions. Click here to join us on Zoom.This is the same Zoom … Continue reading Resistance is (not) Futile
“The girls had been raised Unitarian (Universalist)…. Enough religion to be respectable but not enough to get in the way.” – Marge Piercy (Fly Away Home). The current state of the nation being what it is, it is difficult for many of us to admit that we align ourselves with any religion at all. Millennials have … Continue reading Not Practicing
Join us as some of the Young Adults share their Second Unitarian experiences.
Join us as we examine free will and consider the power of empathy.
Join us as we celebrate Community and our Volunteers.
“I wasn’t fighting for revenge, I was fighting for equality.” -Sean MacBride. Today David Nesbit discusses the quest for peace through justice by examining the life and words of Sean MacBride, the Irish Jurist, who fought the British, established the UN commission on Human Rights, and co-founded Amnesty International.
This Sunday we celebrate a multitude of voices from the congregation, including reflections from Pete Miller, Sue Aschinger, and Darrel Draper. Join us as we gather to hear from these treasured members as they share some of what they have learned along the way. We welcome you this Sunday for an opportunity to hear from some of … Continue reading Pearls of Wisdom
Meeting the Moment: Love’s Demands As Unitarian Universalists we affirm the right of free speech and the use of democratic processes both within our congregations and in society at large. While our principles may have recently changed, this remains true, and so it is likely the case that many of us are feeling shaken and … Continue reading Love’s Demands
This Sunday, we share a sermon from Rev. David Ruffin, “Are you Listening?” as we begin July’s exploration of the theme of Compassion. Rev. Ruffin posits that “listening can be an act of love that can bring us and our world much needed peace.” Deeply listening to one another – and to ourselves – can truly … Continue reading Are you Listening?
