No, the title isn’t a calendaring mistake… This Sunday falls during the Jewish High Holy Days, which begin with the Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashanah) and end 10 days later with the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur). In Jewish tradition, this is a time for … read more.
Countless studies have shown that what we expect shapes what happens. How might we examine and question our own expectations and assumptions, and use our mind to try and shake things up?
Todd Covert, Worship Associate
The Emerson Choir will sing. The service will also include contemplative … read more.
As people of faith and conscience we are called to help heal our planet and work for climate justice. But the scope of the climate crisis so often leaves us in despair, feeling overwhelmed and disempowered. This Sunday we will move out of despair as … read more.
What is your vision for this community? And, what might you bring this year, to help make that vision come true? A folk tale from Africa and China provides a lens through which we can begin exploring these questions.
As we begin our congregational year with … read more.
Why is UUism so difficult to explain? Can it really be a religion if it has no single creed, or belief? What do UUs believe in common?
David Early, Worship Associate
Special Music: “Let the Mystery Be” by Iris Dement
“The children are our future” goes the common refrain—of course, they are also our present, and young people are often powerful leaders. What are our responsibilities to our young people and to future generations? How can we help support our children’s spiritual development so that … read more.
The Flower Communion was created by the Czech Unitarian Minister, Norbet Čapak, as a celebration of beauty, uniqueness, diversity, and community diversity. Please bring fresh cut flowers for this Spring tradition.
Todd Covert, Worship Associate
The Emerson Choir will sing.
There’s a word in Zen Buddhism, Shoshin, that means “Beginner’s Mind” a concept that refers to having an attitude of openness, leaving aside preconceptions and seeing things with new eyes. “Beginner’s Mind” is valuable not just in learning new things “but in all of life.”
Julie … read more.
The Easter story invites us to look for hope even when all seems lost. With Global Warming threatening our planet, where do we find a sense of hope and possibility? How we can be part of restoring wholeness to the Earth?
Linda Fitzgerald, Worship Associate
The Emerson … read more.
As Unitarian Universalists we affirm the inherent worth and dignity of every person, but also our inherent wholeness. Even though all of us have our broken places, we are all, at our core, whole.
Todd Covert, Worship Associate
The Em Band will play this Sunday.
