On this, our annual remembrance service, we celebrate people who died in 2021 whose lives positively impacted us as individuals, in our communities, and in some cases throughout the world. Rev. Lori not only commemorates their lives but also addresses how our own lives can … read more.
This beloved holiday tradition was a ZOOM-ONLY service. To view the Preludes and the Vespers service, click here.
We were still able to capture all the beauty that candle light brings. It began at 5 pm with the Preludes — a half hour of Christmas … read more.
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The topic of history, as part of our November theme of Holding History, is something about which the aged often grapple. It is natural for the elderly to look back over their lives and assess which … read more.
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Anyone familiar with Unitarian Universalism is aware of the strong connection between our theology and how we move in the world. From this connection the term “Living Tradition” has … read more.
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Also known as First People’s Day, the celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day is observed annually to acknowledge the achievements of Indigenous people who represent a rich diversity of traditions, cultures, and languages. Colonization of … read more.
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John Dalberg-Acton once said, “History is not a burden on the memory but an illumination of the soul.” How illuminated we are by history – both our own and the world’s – depends on the perception … read more.
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In the Roman Catholic Church calendar the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi is Oct. 4 since Francis died on this date in 1226. A saint revered in Catholic and non-Catholic circles alike, … read more.
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Our UU faith would not be what it is today without the influences of a movement that in the early nineteenth century became known as Transcendentalism. Birthed in New England by the spiritual and … read more.
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There is a theme-based program originated in our UU faith called Soul Matters (which we are starting this month!). The play on words with the term ‘matters’ is catchy. More significant is how it touches on the … read more.
A recording of the full service is available upon request from “[email protected]”.
On this Labor Day weekend we begin to explore our September theme of Embracing Possibility. The concept of possibility has always been a fundamental part of the American dream, and possibilities are nearly always … read more.
