This multigenerational service invites us to explore our relationship with love, death, and remembrance. Bring your dearest memories of lost loved ones (and perhaps some tissues) to this special Sunday, when we will hold one another in the complicated and beautiful work of grieving.
Deeper Than The Skin is a powerful program presented by Reggie Harris and Greg Greenway, two musicians and storytellers who share a unique friendship forged across racial and cultural lines in their native Virginia. Their program explores themes of race, identity, and shared humanity through
Indigenous Peoples’ Day and National Coming Out Day share more than just the second week in October. When we open ourselves to listening to each other’s stories of ancestry and identity, we are invited to discover a new kind of understanding.
The arrival of the Jewish High Holy Days reminds us to contemplate what is needed to repair our relationships. In this time when many of us are left feeling powerless by the divisive forces that are wounding our world, we are called to consider what
Underlying the human world of strife and separation is an oft-neglected landscape of commonality between faiths: the natural world. At precisely the time when our religious and political divisions threaten the existence of life on Earth, science offers a sweeping interfaith vista filled with revelations
In the struggle to liberate a wounded world, let’s leave our shame and uncertainty behind. Our power comes from showing up exactly as we are.
Join us for Water Communion as we celebrate what it means to gather together as Unitarian Universalists. You are invited to bring a small amount of water of any significance — whether from your kitchen tap or your world travels — with you to the
Join us Sunday for a special service presented by the UCH Social Justice Round Table. We will have multiple speakers talking about engagement as we face the upcoming election, with ideas on how you can make a difference.
Knowing we can rely on one another is an important foundation to building trust. In today’s world, what does it mean to be reliable? How can we protect ourselves while also turning to each other to cultivate a better community?
Communication is a central element of our lives as humans, and it’s also perplexingly complex. Before we can make the world a better place together, we must deepen our relationships by engaging in the unending work of improving our skills of presence.
