We’re in a time of big change, as Rev. Karen moves on to a new ministry and Reeb moves into a transitional time with an interim minister. As is normal during times of change, we’re holding joy, sorrow, hope, anxiety, and more. This morning, our last one together, we’ll say goodbye, by looking back on … Continue reading Sweet Sorrow
If you missed this special recorded service you can see the video here! Join us for a powerful and communal experience – the largest annual gathering of Unitarian Universalists in worship. The sermon will be offered in three pieces, called “The Gap One Breath Deep,” “Love Is,” and “Disciples of Love,” between singing and wisdom … Continue reading General Assembly 2026 Sunday Service
Mother Teresa said “If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other.” This morning, as we approach Juneteenth, we’ll explore what it might mean to consider all people as part of our community as we create the conditions for flourishing together. [Image from www.publicdomainpictures.net] Worship Associate: Stephen … Continue reading We Belong to Each Other
Peter Mayer will share songs and reflections about finding comfort, strength and inspiration in our connection to everything. [Image courtesy of NASA] Minnesota’s Peter Mayer has been singing and songwriting full-time for over 20 years, performing in venues across the United States and beyond. He writes songs for a small planet–songs that celebrate life on … Continue reading The Spirituality of the Universe with Peter Mayer
This morning, we’ll practice awakening our curiosity in various ways using the multigenerational fair style of worship, in which we have several different activities happening throughout the building during our reflection time. [Image from rawpixel.com] Worship Associate: Eric Gunn, Special Music: Bryan Rainey Click to join us online via Zoom Share the Plate – click … Continue reading Looking Closer
We humans really like to be right! This morning, we’ll explore the possibilities that can arise when we can let go of the need to know, and the role of curiosity in easing the anxiety uncertainty can bring. We’ll also have a decommissioning ceremony for our visiting stewards. [Image from needpix.com] Worship Associate: Stephen Rich, … Continue reading Are You Sure?
Join us for a Coming of Age service, a culmination of a year of reflection for our teens on where they come from, who they’re becoming, and what they believe. Benny Luglio and Lottie McNulty will share personal belief statements with the congregation, and the congregation will celebrate this faith milestone for our youth. [Image … Continue reading Awakening: Coming of Age Service
This month’s theme invites us to awaken our curiosity. This morning, we’ll explore how cultivating a practice of curiosity might bring a sense of awe, a feeling of compassion, and a foundation for relationship. [Image from Soul Matters] Worship Associate: Vera Leone, Special Music: Sacred Breath Choir Share the Plate – click to donate Click … Continue reading Turning to Wonder
How can congregations meet this moment – the national political context, the hunger for meaning, the epidemic of loneliness – with bravery, curiosity, and creativity? This moment is fraught with danger and potential. So much is at stake. Yet, our history, present, and collective covenant can guide us as we answer this summons. The Rev. … Continue reading Meeting the Moment
The kind of resurrection told in the Easter story is contrary to the scientific and theological understandings of many Unitarian Universalists. And yet, there is wisdom to be found in considering the idea of leaving a tomb. This morning, we’ll explore the possibility that things we think of as endings might lead to beginnings. [Free … Continue reading A Tomb Is No Place To Stay
