In a world where war is a constant, we must ask: what are we fighting for? The answers might surprise UUs. To view the Order of Service, click HERE. To fill out a Joys and Sorrows Form, click HERE. To join the service via Zoom, click HERE. Note: We use YouTube to live-stream our Sunday worship services on … Continue reading What Are We Fighting For?

In this rapidly changing world, it’s possible to lose sense of our agency, of that which we can impact. Today, then, we explore the what ifs. What if we can address climate change more substantially? What if we defeat the scourge of fascism? What if faith becomes a point of connection rather than a silo? … Continue reading What If?

There are myriad ways to think about freedom — freedom to dream, to hope, to plan. Freedom of self-determination. Freedom from authoritarianism or tyranny. Freedom from capitalism and other pressures that dictate large aspects of our life. What would it mean to truly become free? To view the Order of Service, click HERE. To fill … Continue reading Rethinking Freedom: The Messages of Passover, retold

Until visiting Minneapolis, a city under siege by ICE, my body and spirit hadn’t understood what this occupation – and the response to it – invites, invokes, and inspires us into. In this time of deep interdependence, how might our vision of beloved community require revision and expansion? To view the Order of Service, click HERE. … Continue reading Lessons from Minnesota: Faithful Paths to Beloved Community online only at 10:00

For some, December is just hard. We aren’t a fan of these holidays, or the joy and grandeur doesn’t resonate, or maybe we’re grieving. Whatever your reason, bring your aching (or happy) heart here, and let us explore – some other – hope of the season, the power to create change, our enduring bonds, and … Continue reading “The Irrational and Necessary Hope of the Season”

While the government blames trans people for everything from the government shutdown to mass shootings, the impact to the trans community, their loved ones, and allies is incredibly painful — as intended. This is not, however, to suggest we find ourselves without hope. Unitarian Universalists are assured, in our Universalist heritage, of the beautiful diversity … Continue reading Not Without Hope

We’re taught to plan, to act, but one of the most powerful means of resistance can be found in our imagination. From faith leaders to artists, the power to envision a different future has led to some of the most remarkable transformations. How, then, do we set our imagination free? To view the Order of Service, … Continue reading Imagining Ourselves into A Better World

“Finding Faith” We find faith, in ideas and in people, in ourselves and each other, in the most unexpected ways. Today we explore that often non-linear path to finding a faith community. Note: We use YouTube to live-stream our Sunday worship services on our church website.  You can also visit the Westminster YouTube Channel for an archive of … Continue reading Worship Sunday, May 19, 2024 10:00 AM

“Decision Points” We think of decisions, perhaps, of large decisions – do I change this job, end a longstanding friendship, buy this car? Yet we make hundreds of decisions a day, conscious and unconscious, which alter outcomes in more decisive ways. Today, then, we consider what decisions matter, how we live our values in those … Continue reading Worship Sunday, March 3, 2024

“If Love Could Save Us“ We love in so many ways – familial, personal, between species of beings, for the natural world, for society at large, for our shared universe. Love is what drives us, holds us, gives us purpose. Can love, then, save us? Note: We use YouTube to live-stream our Sunday worship services … Continue reading Worship Sunday February 25, 2024