David Early, Worship Leader This year, Easter falls on Trans Day of Visibility. Join as we reflect on transformation, transfiguration, and rebirth. Music by the Em Band, including “Daughterson” by … Continue reading Transfigured: Easter & Trans Day of Visibility
Melissa Marote, Worship Associate Do you know who the First Unitarian and or Universalist female clergy was? What about the first Black woman to break through into the UU ministry? … Continue reading Honoring Our Spiritual Leaders
Todd Covert, Worship Associate Aging is inevitable. As we grow older, finding new meaning and purpose can help us live life with grace no matter what stage of life we … Continue reading How to Age Gracefully
Julie Borden, Worship Associate Change is a constant in life. Openness to change is fundamental to our Unitarian and Universalist heritages, never complete and never perfect. How might we embrace … Continue reading Open to Change
“Fear can hold you prisoner. Hope can set you free.” The next film in our Sacred Cinema series, the beloved classic film The Shawshank Redemption, is all about hope and holding on … Continue reading Sacred Cinema—The Shawshank Redemption
David Early, Worship Associate The world can, from a certain perspective, feel like an endless abyss of need. Is there any way to have a practical and healthy relationship to … Continue reading A Closed Mouth Never Gets Fed
Melissa Marote, Worship Associate Active Hope is a practice—it isn’t something you have, it’s something you do. As we face numerous crises, this Sunday we draw on Joanna Macy’s “Work That … Continue reading Active Hope: Facing the Mess We’re in with Resilience and Creativity
Tracy Watson, Worship Associate For modern Pagans, the beginning of February is celebrated as Imbolc, while in the Roman Catholic Church, it is marked by the Feast of Candlemas on … Continue reading “Brigit’s Winter Light”
Julie Borden, Worship Associate Based on the writings of civil rights activist and writer James Baldwin, I Am Not Your Negro is an incendiary snapshot of Baldwin’s observations on American race relations—and … Continue reading Sacred Cinema: I Am Not Your Negro
Linda Fitzgerald, Worship Associate Protesters often get the most credit for bringing about social changes, but today we honor the varied ways we can create more justice in this world. Choir: “Like … Continue reading Protests Aren’t The Only Path to Justice
