Speaker: Rev. Karen Armina

The Repairing Practice of Witness

A Transgender Day of Remembrance Service. Business Resolution passed by the delegates at the 2024 General Assembly proclaims that “our principles and values unequivocally commit our faith to honor and celebrate the full spectrum of gender identity and expression…  The ability to live ever-more authentically … read more.

Ancestral Love and Repair

As we begin the month in which we reflect on “living love through the practice of repair,” we also find ourselves at the close of the days in which people of several religious traditions honor their ancestors.  And we anticipate our national election day.  So … read more.

Listening Each Other’s Thoughts into Being

As Unitarian Universalists, we find wisdom and inspiration in many places, and sharing our responses to poetry combines two of them.  This morning, we’ll try out a UU take on Lectio Divina, a deep listening practice developed by our Christian siblings, which translates to “divine … read more.

Stories Within and Between Us

We hear stories and we tell ourselves stories, and sometimes we find ourselves inundated with stories crafted to influence us.  This morning, we’ll explore which stories we listen to, and how that changes us and each other.

Worship Associate: Erik Gunn

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Revival: Listening to Our Joy

Let’s celebrate our congregation and the joy we give and receive from being part of it!  We’ll invite your stories of joy, and there will be lots of singing, led by members of our Sacred Breath Choir AND our folk group!  And please come to … read more.

Tipping into Darkness: An Invitation to Balance

At the time of the Fall Equinox, the Earth tips us once again toward darkness.  This morning, we’ll mark the moment of balance between light and dark, and explore the invitation to notice the changes this brings within and between us.

Worship Associate – Deb Myrbo

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This Beautiful and Broken World

It is hard on the spirit to live in today’s world, witnessing both all that is beautiful and all that is broken.  This morning, we’ll build on last week’s exploration of creating our sacred spaces, to explore how we might stay (or get) grounded and … read more.