the Religious Exploration Committee will be in the sanctuary celebrating our family and ancestors who have passed during our intergenerational service. Together we’ll call on the wisdom and beauty of El Dia de los Muertos and other celebrations to help us remember and honor our ancestors and loved ones who have died. We invite you to bring a photo or memento of those you wish to remember.
On June 7, 1494 and later on April 29, 1529 Portugal and Spain divided up the world between them in declaring their sovereignty as the Holy Roman Empire. Meanwhile, other European powers were declaring their own sovereignties under what was called the Protestant Reformation. But the concept of Sovereignty has taken on new significance lately and there is major competition for which national sovereignty will hold global dominance. What it says to us is that the Protestant Reformation now celebrating its 500th Year hardly produced substantive change to pursuits of global domination so the moment has brought us to our theme for the day of Time for a REAL Reformation.
What is it like to grow up Unitarian Universalist? Many people chose the UU faith as adults, after rejecting more dogmatic faiths of their youth. So whats it like to grow up in a UU church, and never know anything different?
Courage–exploring the monthly worship theme of courage–community and collective courage–aka a white supremacy teach-in
Exploring the monthly worship theme of courage–personal courage
This topic will examine how this quote from the 14th-century poet Geoffrey Chaucer can inform our spiritual practice.
We will explore the monthly theme of “Welcome”
The interdependent web of existence is sometimes difficult to see. Natural disasters have a way of highlighting how connected we are to each other.
Ingathering of the Community to begin a new church year. Gathering of the Waters as a blessing for the church as a community and for the grounds upon which we are housed. Children are encouraged to be in the chapel for the service. Please bring a small container of water for the Blessing Bowl.
What is-or can be-spiritual about labor? Can we find satisfaction and fulfillment of the spirit through our work? How can we celebrate-and share-the joy in our work?
