Archives: Services

Our Whole Lives

Our goal as Unitarian Universalists is to create a Beloved Community built upon the foundation of our ‘whole’ lives and stories. Rev. Pratima Dharm will speak on May 16th on how to create the sacred spaces within our midst that allow us to hear and embrace the totality of our stories which would pave the way … Continue reading Our Whole Lives

Resilient Story

The term resilience has been used to justify or glorify trauma and oppression – but that is not the true meaning of resilience. Join us as we unpack what resilience really is, the power it can have in our lives and how to practice it on purpose so that we are connected to our own … Continue reading Resilient Story

Baby, We Need a Barn-Raising

Pandemic isolation has had a deep impact on mental health and community dynamics. How can we show up with authenticity — virtually and in person — as we continue to exercise caution due to COVID-19. Rev. Erin Walter will reflect on spiritual resources for mental health and our calling to community care, drawing inspiration from … Continue reading Baby, We Need a Barn-Raising

We Are Resurrecting

As we emerge from the tomb of this past year, of the pandemic and of all of the other plagues we have been reckoning with, we are in a state of resurrection. We are in the process of becoming something new. Of transforming our whole society and each of our communities. Of becoming different people … Continue reading We Are Resurrecting

Telling the Story

This Sunday marks the beginning of Passover. This ancient story of liberation and resistance has shaped generations. It is a living and growing story. How does it still speak to us today? How might we be shaped by its telling, and how might we tell the story together? All are welcome to this service of … Continue reading Telling the Story

One Year Later

Join us to commemorate the one-year anniversary of our commitment to one another by taking precautionary measures to limit the spread of Covid-19. It has been a year full of learning and loss. A year that has changed us. A year we will never forget. Come, share in community your losses and your hopes from … Continue reading One Year Later