A century ago, Unitarian minister Norbert Čapek sought a ceremony to unite a congregation of varied religious beliefs. He developed the flower ceremony, or flower communion, to honor beauty, diversity, and the transformative power of community. Join us in a multigenerational service recreating his ceremony by … read more.
On Memorial Day weekend, we remember soldiers who have lost their lives in war. Many of us have complex feelings and concerns around warfare. How do we balance our longing for a more peaceful world with a longing for a more just world? In exploring … read more.
And it empowers us in the face of uncertainty and change. Rejecting cynicism and optimism is a choice, and an act of courage, one that enables us to commit to justice and liberation with resilience.
As the seasons shift, I am watching early plants emerging from bare earth, responding to warmth and sunshine. We too are beings of renewal, pushing and pulling in response to the seasonal cycles in our own lives. Let us consider leaning into those cycles with … read more.
After the chaos, after the hustle and bustle, we enter a new year, full of hopes and dreams for self-transformation. Yet it is still dark outside, still cold. This is still a time to be gentle with ourselves. So let us gather to release what … read more.
Saturday December 24 at 5:30 pm (In person and online), 5:10 pm prelude
Join us as we welcome Christmas into the world and into our hearts with a candlelight service of lessons and carols, sure to delight people of all ages. Rev. Hardies (via Zoom) and Katie … read more.
The sacred stories of winter and the returning of the light are often miraculous and mysterious. If we Unitarian Universalists set aside our skepticism to enter the stories with wonder and curiosity, we may encounter their deeper meanings and explore what it means to find … read more.
