Unitarian Universalists are called to go beyond the walls of our community in order to engage with the critical social and civic conversations of our day. This kind of broader, public leadership is an invitation to embody our faith’s prophetic vision and voice.Social justice is not just a society-wide phenomena. It should begin in your own relationships and family. Let’s examine how to make your own personal lives reflect Unitarian Universalist Principles that you declare for the world. Also, we’ll begin a new tradition by taking the … read more.
Based on Reverend Harper’s August 2019 book of poetry and the poem Conversations with Pat, Her Death and Afterlife with Me.
The New Year is typically a time for looking ahead and making resolutions. This sermon will look back on last year’s unfulfilled goals and objectives, examine the causes and effects, and forge a path forward into 2020.
At the end of 2019, we shake our heads about the year coming to an end. How can we find awe/hope for the future in the new year to come?
This is our annual Christmas Eve celebration of readings and Christmas carols. We’ll get you good and ready to welcome St. Nick for sure! Catherine Massey and friends will provide some wonderful music.
