Our guest minister, John Monroe, will explore how empathy is essential to our individual lives and to the spiritual health of a faith community.
Author: Tym K (Tym K)
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Celebrating Imbolc
Also called Brigid’s Day, Imbolc is a traditional Gaelic festival marking the turn of the Wheel of the Year.
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What Are the Elves to Do Now?
This sermon explores the spiritual importance of rest as a necessary form of resistance against a culture that values human worth solely by productivity.
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In an Age of Mendacity
This sermon explores the moral necessity of personal integrity and radical honesty during an era defined by widespread social and political deception.
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“This I Believe” Personal Journey Service
Each year we invite several members to share their personal journeys to Unitarian Universalism
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Burning Bowl Ritual
Join us for a morning of reflection, meditation and new beginnings as we say goodbye to 2019 and welcome the new year — and decade — that awaits.
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Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
“And Heaven and Nature Sing!” Celebrate the returning light and spirit of the season.
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Comfort and Joy in Turbulent Times
“Tidings of comfort and joy” may be just what we need in these turbulent times. What does that mean to Unitarian Universalists today?