Todd Covert, Worship Associate Cops knees, tear gas and Covid-19 have left Black Americans gasping for breath. But this isn’t new, these are simply the latest manifestations of over 400 … Continue reading Struggling to Breathe

Nancy Watanabe, Worship Associate In Tibetan Buddhism, after you die, everyone enters the bardo—a liminal space between death and rebirth, which can last between 7 and 49 days. The time … Continue reading Death and Rebirth in the Time of Coronavirus

Julie Borden, Worship Associate After sheltering in place for two months, many of us are experiencing feelings of loneliness and isolation, especially those of us who live alone. While others, … Continue reading How to Be Alone

A evening service of contemplation and reflection.  

David Early, Worship Associate Join us for our Annual Flower Communion service, which was originally created by the Czech Unitarian Minister, Norbet Čapak, as a celebration of beauty, uniqueness, diversity … Continue reading Flower Communion

A evening service of contemplation and reflection. Join us via Zoom: https://uuma.zoom.us/j/8581092800 Or dial: (669) 900-6833 and enter the Meeting ID: 858 109 2800

Nancy Watanabe, Worship Associate As we approach the 50th anniversary of Earth day, most of our attention is on the coronavirus and the challenges and disruptions it has brought to … Continue reading “What the Coronavirus Can Teach Us About Confronting Climate Change”

Todd Covert, Worship Associate The Easter Service is often full of joy and celebration, which feels unsuited for this current moment. But the Easter story is also the story of a … Continue reading Easter Sunday

In the Christian tradition, Good Friday is an opportunity to sit with the difficult realities of our world, before the celebration of hope that arrives on Easter morning. During this … Continue reading Good Friday Service

During this time, we are all dealing with heightened levels of stress. And many of us are having a hard time focusing and getting things done, and perhaps feeling guilty … Continue reading Doing Less Is a Spiritual Practice