The Mother’s Journey and Flower Communion Each person who becomes a mother travels their own special journey. And while none are exactly the same, just like the protagonist in Joseph Campbell’s “hero’s journey” many mothers discover that each of their journeys contain both epic moments of triumph as well as heart wrenching times of trial. … Continue reading The Mother’s Journey and Flower Communion

Join us for a sampler day Sunday, May 4th, with services at 9:00 a.m. & 10:30 am.  Mark your calendars and come to one or both services! This morning, we consider the power of imagination and the role of ritual in our lives. We all live on multiple levels: the level of the forward-facing / … Continue reading Ritual as a Doorway to Your Deeper Self : Services at 9 am & 10:30

Whether you are Jewish, Christian, UU, or ascribe to most any faith tradition or none at all, the sacred story of how the Jewish people escaped their persecutors in Egypt can teach us all about perseverance, suffering, grace, and joy. During this time of Passover, we invite you to explore how your own, sometimes challenging, … Continue reading On the Way to Joy – A Passover Service

“I’ll be happy when…” It’s a statement we probably have all made at once (and perhaps at many times!). While our experience of happiness can feel very conditional, sages throughout the ages have taught that joy, pure deep joy is a state beyond conditions. What would it be like to live in a state of … Continue reading Joy For No Reason

To view the service click on the arrow. How do we live Unitarian Universalist values in the community? What would it look like to center love and to honor the inherent worthiness and uniqueness of each person? A powerful thing can happen when we consciously decide how we want to be together and then work … Continue reading Trusting the Wisdom of the Community

To view the service, click on the arrow below. Whether we identify as female or not, we have all been surrounded by messages about what a woman “should” be and how feminine energy “should” or “should not” show up. In today’s political climate, those messages are even more direct and narrowly focused. This morning we … Continue reading Trusting the Feminine

To view the service on YouTube, click on the arrow. Our world is now filled with an almost endless array of places to “Google,” people to follow, and things to comment on. And yet, just like a meal at the local all-you-can-eat buffet, we all know what happens when we try to take in more … Continue reading Renouncing FOMO

February 16th Today’s Worship Service Moved to ZOOM Only On February 18th 1568 the Edict of Torda was issued as one of the first declarations of religious tolerance. It would become a stepping stone for religious tolerance and an important part of our Unitarian Universalist heritage. This morning we explore some of that history and … Continue reading Today’s Worship Service Moved to ZOOM Only

To view the service, click on the arrow. “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.” Indeed, there is perhaps no other word that has been used as a symbol of this country as the word, freedom. And yet it is clear that we are not “the land of the … Continue reading Yearning to Be Free