Unitarian Universalism emphasizes that each of us has a right to our own free and responsible search for truth and meaning. Where do we find the wisdom that guides us? … Continue reading The Stories that Shape our Faith
Music by Kevin Mathie Navigating through old age can be very challenging but it can be an opportunity to explore how we can give what time is left to us … Continue reading What Good are Old People?
An act of faith—while not always simple or easy—creates powerful energy. Acts of faith can transmute isolation into bonding, loss into hope, and aggression into mutual understanding and restoration. Do … Continue reading Shared Pulpit – Everyday Acts of Faith
Can our anger, despair, fear, and fury fuel us to come together and take action as a faith community? Music – Kevin Mathie
Linda Fitzgerald, Worship Associate Popular guest speaker, and UCLA oncology chaplain, Michael Eselun will explore the dance we do between acceptance and self-compassion. If we reach for acceptance of our circumstances as … Continue reading Face the Music and Dance
Tracy Watson, Worship Associate Kevin Mathie, Music Director Throughout the history of our denomination, Unitarian Universalists have wrestled with words like “faith,” “belief,” “worship” and, of course, “God.” In spite of … Continue reading What Calls Us to Worship…Together?
Melissa Marote, Worship Associate We are all tangled up together in a great web of life that is woven with beauty and hardship, love and loss, thriving and struggle. How … Continue reading Sunday Worship: “Weaving Our Lives
David Early, Worship Associate Join us for Rev. Matthew’s final Sunday in the pulpit, as he shares his reflections on our time together and his wishes for us. After the … Continue reading A Fond Farewell
Please join us for our Annual Flower Communion, which was originally created by the Czech Unitarian Minister, Norbet Čapak, as a celebration of beauty, uniqueness, diversity and community. Please bring … Continue reading Flower Communion
Tess Lotta, Worship Associate As our world becomes increasingly fragmented, the concept of a “third place”—a place other than home and work, where community life thrives—has never been more vital. … Continue reading Where Community Grows
