In normal times, on the first Sunday of the year, we would write on dissolving paper what we want to leave behind in 2020. We would come up to the altar and put the paper into a bowl of water. We would then pick up a rock off the altar and write on it what … Continue reading “Letting Go and Bringing Forward”
As we close out the year of 2020 and face the new year dawning, our minister emerita returns for a service on the threshold examining the year behind us, the future ahead of us, and the role of hope, that thing with feathers. She’ll draw from varied sources including America’s Got Talent, John Lewis, and … Continue reading “Hope Facing Future”
7:00 pm by LiveSteam, access it via Facebook just like a regular services. Join us for a traditional Christmas Eve service, complete with beloved holiday songs, readings, and familiar stories.
The Winter solstice on December 21st signals the beginning of the return of the light of the sun and the promise of Spring. Though the earth still sleeps and the air is cold, we look forward to longer, warmer days and earth’s rebirth with great anticipation. Come celebrate this holiday as we welcome the coming … Continue reading “Winter Solstice”
The traditional Christmas story about the birth of Jesus can still be relevant to us in our time. Come and listen to the story of a modern-day young couple, a baby, a journey of faith, and the power of love.
Do you have the Holiday Blues? With shopping, putting up a tree, decorating one’s home, and going to family holiday events, everyone is expected to be of good cheer. Sometimes that just isn’t possible. Between Covid-19, anxiety about the election, isolation, and a host of other stressors, can we be OK with feeling blue?
Guest at Our Table is our single, yearly, UUA, nationwide fundraising program for needs of families. Listen to testimonials about how this program has helped individuals over the years. These stories will open hearts and minds to the season of giving.
Nobody likes to make mistakes, large or small, but making mistakes is part of what it means to be human. Mistakes make us feel bad. They can be embarrassing, and even humiliating, and can hurt other people’s feelings. How can we escape the guilt and shame of not reaching our visions of perfection, either in ourselves … Continue reading “How Good Do We Really Have To Be?”
This service is in recognition of the Transgender Day of Remembrance, or TDOR, which was first held in 1999. That initial observance was a vigil held in response to the tragic 1998 murder of Rita Hester, an outspoken transgender woman from Boston. It also commemorated all those who were killed due to anti-transgender violence and … Continue reading “Transgender Day of Remembrance”
What in Unitarian Universalism’s central theology requires us to work toward building multicultural, antiracist Beloved Community? Come and explore with us as we learn about a proposed 8th UU Principle that answers this question.
