A worship service that puts a contemporary issue,sometimes a current social issue, into a religious and spiritual framework. The issue is often viewed through the lens of Unitarian Universalist principles. Our principles urge respect for all people and justice in our relationships with others. These services can be a call to further action. Often, they are a request for the congregation to think more deeply about the issue from a religious perspective.
Why celebrate Pride in October? The practical answer is that New Mexico in June is hot enough without adding costumes, crowds, and several metric tons of glitter. But October is also LGBTQ+ History Month; a time to celebrate queer and trans lives while remembering the struggle that made today’s celebrations possible. Come festive. Come fabulous. … Continue reading Pride 2: Electric Boogaloo
Yes, we know that this is not a the most riveting topic to encourage attendance on Labor Day Weekend, but every once in a while, we need to look at our Mission, Vision, Respectful Relations Covenant. This Sunday is the day. We’ll endeavor to make it riveting!
Join us on a journey through stories that show the divinity in transformation and the power of believing in becoming.
The 2026 Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) General Assembly (GA) takes place from June 14–21, 2026.
If someone asked us to describe the spirit of our community in a single phrase, what would we say? Join us as we explore this together through story and participation, reflecting on who we are—and who we’re becoming.
