“Mother’s Day” — VIDEO
Throughout American history, mothers have often been leaders of activist movements, from Mother Jones to Moms Against Gun Violence. This service will celebrate this history of moms’ leadership.
Throughout American history, mothers have often been leaders of activist movements, from Mother Jones to Moms Against Gun Violence. This service will celebrate this history of moms’ leadership.
Rev. Cindy explores this month’s theme in a service that plays with the idea of creativity.
Our country is fond of oversimplifying the issue of immigration, boiling it down to simply, “they’re illegal—they should be sent back.” The reality of the lives of immigrant peoples is much more complex, as are the solutions to the country’s immigration questions. This service will include a special collection for refugee youth.
Join us for a celebration of our earth led by our children and youth. This year’s Earth Day theme is plastic, and our RE program will examine ways we can cut our uses of it.
Rev. Cindy examines this month’s theme of “emergence.” What this service will be about will, well, emerge. Join us for a flag raising ceremony after the service!
Alan and Prisca Gamble; with Lay Leader, Ann Green. Come hear Alan and Prisca speak about the Introduction to the Bahai Faith.
Easter falls this year just a few days before the 50th anniversary of the death of Martin Luther King, Jr. When an extraordinary leader is killed before their work was finished, how does a movement carry on? Join us for an egg hunt after the service!
Writer E.B. White once said, “I arise in the morning torn between the desire to improve the world and a desire to enjoy the world. This makes it hard to plan the day.” How do find balance in our lives? Rev. Cindy will talk about the balancing acts we face every day.
In an intergenerational service, lay leader Monica Day will help us further our church’s year-long social justice theme on the environment with this service connecting to March 22nd’s World Water Day.
Our guest preacher Julica Hermann de la Fuente brings us three stories about immigration, courage, resilience and risk. Julica currently serves as a retreat/program leader for the Beloved Conver-sations program and for the UU College of Social Justice. Born and raised in Mexico City, she first became committed to social justice when she came to … Continue reading “Courage, Resilience and Risk” — VIDEO