Fred Rogers told us that in times of trouble, we should always look for the helpers. We will celebrate our LaGrone scholar and his dreams of helping others, as we consider what and who have taught us to be a force of good in the
We draw from the wisdom of bell hooks as we reflect on Julia Ward Howe’s famed pacifist Mothers’ Day Proclamation of 1807, challenging ourselves to address the roots of violence where they begin.
Join us as we celebrate Star Wars/Comic Book Day by exploring how storytelling – and the way we engage stories – shapes our perception of the world around us. Together, we’ll find paths to resistance, including advocacy for the vulnerable and marginalized through comic book
Kahlil Gibran told us that work is love made visible. When we choose to follow our passions in our work to sustain this community, beautiful things happen.
Celebrate Easter and the season of renewal with this all-ages service. Come for the message of hope, and stay for the Easter Egg Hunt!
The pain and stress of today’s world is undeniable. We can’t control the bigger picture, but there are still things we can do to carry on striving for a better future.
What the world needs now is… laughter and smiles. When our worlds seem dark and the clouds of doubt and uncertainty want to take over, a little levity and joy can make a huge difference, even if that joy is only for a little while.
Have you ever changed your first name? We would like to celebrate you in this service with a special renaming ceremony. Rev. Bran will reflect on the ways that living as our most authentic selves is a gift we offer to each other.
In UU spaces we talk a lot about covenant, but in reality what does “covenant” actually mean? Understanding this is the heart of our faith.
We kick off stewardship season with this service which reminds us that, far from becoming irrelevant, communities like ours are crucial in today’s world.
