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Lessons from Minnesota: Faithful Paths to Beloved Community online only at 10:00

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

ONLINE ONLY at 10:00 AM The Practice of Unitarian Universalism: Meeting the Moment

On January 11, we explored the core human problems of uncertainty and disconnection as primary concerns that Unitarian Universalism aims to address. To this end, Rev. Deborah proposed that Unitarian Universalism asks us one simple question: How is it that we will live? This Sunday, we look at the practices of Unitarian Universalism in the … Continue reading ONLINE ONLY at 10:00 AM The Practice of Unitarian Universalism: Meeting the Moment

The Promise of UUism

There was a time when it was believed that to be part of a religion meant that one must adhere to a specific set of beliefs or the established creed of that religion. OK, even today, most people associate religion with belief. And yet you have probably noticed that among us are theists, atheists, agnostics, … Continue reading The Promise of UUism

9:00 AM – Kirtan Sādhana Service – 10:30 AM Reaching Out

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9:00 AM Service Kirtan Sādhana Service Led by Shaelley Dungan and Greg Sabatino A universal spiritual practice of chant, poetry, silence, and reflection Sunday, December 28 • 9:00 AM Led by Rev. Shelley Dungan & Greg Sabatino As the year comes to a close, you are warmly invited into a peaceful, contemplative service designed to … Continue reading 9:00 AM – Kirtan Sādhana Service – 10:30 AM Reaching Out

9 AM : The Gift of the Darkness: A Winter Solstice Reflection – 10:30 AM Follow the Star: An Ancient and Contemporary Christmas Pageant

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The Gift of the Darkness: A Winter Solstice Reflection led by Rev. Deborah Bennett The Winter Solstice is a time of hope. It is the time that marks the lengthening of days. Yeah! And yet…. while it is technically true that the amount of daylight gets longer after the solstice, it is also true that … Continue reading 9 AM : The Gift of the Darkness: A Winter Solstice Reflection – 10:30 AM Follow the Star: An Ancient and Contemporary Christmas Pageant

December 14th in person Services cancelled. Only one service at 9:00 AM Zoom only.

Out of caution and with concern for everyone’s safety in In-person services are CANCELLED for Sunday, Dec. 14th Given the weather forecast of snow, rain and ice beginning tonight and continuing through mid-day tomorrow, all in-person activities have been cancelled for this Sunday. We will offer ONE Zoom service only at 9:00 AM Please join … Continue reading December 14th in person Services cancelled. Only one service at 9:00 AM Zoom only.

“The Irrational and Necessary Hope of the Season”

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”