Health Guidance Under Welcome
One of the proposed Article II values is “Transformation”. We adapt to the changing world.We covenant to collectively transform and grow spiritually and ethically. Openness to change is fundamental to our Unitarian and Universalist heritages, never complete and never perfect.” This value informs our commitment and work for collective liberation: co-creating together a transformed society where all … Continue reading Transformation & Repair
One of our central Unitarian Universalist values is love. The recent report by the UUA’s Article II Study Commission reaffirms this, putting love literally in the center of our shared values, and saying, “We are accountable to one another for doing the work of living our shared values through the spiritual discipline of Love.” This … Continue reading What’s Love Got To Do With It?
We are thrilled to welcome our speaker, Julie Morey, who will share her inspiring journey of redefining motherhood and celebrating the diversity of family structures in our society.
Most of us seem to hold onto the negative events in our lives more tightly than the positive ones. Those are the ones that haunt us and keep us from sleep. They sit just under the surface, affecting our interactions in ways we’re not always even aware of and can even affect our physical health. … Continue reading Choosing Your Perspective: Finding Joy
Bill Groves will be looking into the nature of judgmentalism, why we judge, and what effects judging others has on the one who judges. He will also be looking deeply into ways we can reduce judgmentalism in our lives. It is a real community killer!
All of life’s processes are driven and controlled by Microbes, the tiniest living creatures that live all around us, on us, and within us whose work keeps us all healthy, happy, and alive in this beautiful and diverse world. Hear a testament to the spirit of the small and mighty world of microbial life, and … Continue reading Microbes Rule: an Earth Day Celebration of the Small
April is National Poetry Month. Join our Fellowship Community as we celebrate national by sharing some of our favorite poems, including Unitarian Universalist poets.
Celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday month (1564) as we ask how and why names matter. Potluck Sunday.
Rev. Jane Page visits on Easter Sunday with a personal message in which she reclaims the Resurrection story as an important metaphor for humanists and others who may avoid this source of inspiration.
Rev. Kate will explore the personal worlds we live in, mixed messages we receive, and maintaining our faith.
