Worship weaves together our own thoughts and experiences with music, beauty, poetry, and words that both comfort and challenge. Our programs for all ages inspire us, and awaken us to our capacities to make a difference in our own lives and in the world. “Our faith is not interested in saving your soul. We’re here to help you unfold the awesome soul you already have.” —Andrea Lerner
This will be a service centering on Memorial Day, or as we used call it, Decoration Day. Since we will be remembering loved ones who have passed away, you are invited to bring a picture or an item that calls them to mind for you to put on our Table of Remembrance.
The Theme this month is Pluralism. It seems to me that our First Unitarian Universalist principle, “TheInherent Worth and Dignity of Every Person,” speaks directly to pluralism. As members of a congregation in the Unitarian Universalist Association we are called to “affirm and promote” this principle. What does that mean? How difficult can that be?
Our Whole Lives (OWL) is sexuality education that fosters informed, responsible, and values-based decisions about sexual health and behavior. The church’s Our Whole Lives program is shared by presenters and students.
Different ways of experiencing mindfulness from the mundane to the sublime.
Rev. Rod Thompson will focus on the 7th of our Unitarian Universalist Principles. As members of a congregation in the Unitarian Universalist Association we are called to “affirm and promote” these principles. What does that mean? How difficult can that be?
