As we celebrate the birthday of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we remember the ongoing labors of antiracism and the many Black thinkers and activists whose stories should be told. After the service, we will bless and dedicate our new Black Lives Matter banner.
In a world filled with noise constantly competing for our attention, we sometimes need reminders to embrace both actual and metaphorical quiet.
Join lay-leaders Dorothy Brown, Marjy Schubauer, and Jimmy Handshaw for the annual UCH Poetry Service to ring in the New Year.
We celebrate and honor the message that Christmas brings to our community and our families. Stay after the service for a Christmas cookie social!
Rev. Bran, Yvonne, and Cory join together to lead a powerful and magical Winter Solstice service for all ages, reminding us that the balance between dark and light is what guides us through stormy times.
Jimmy reflects on his lifetime dance between thinking and feeling through the lens of cognitive dissonance and resonance, with resolution music of Bach and jazz. Featuring a performance by the UCH Bell Choir. RE classes will meet today.
For our annual Hanging of the Greens service, this year we are also celebrating the other plants which bring us holiday cheer. Join us for some wintery poinsettia-themed crafts, caroling, and all-ages fun.
What makes a book dangerous? Too often, it’s love. Love that breaks binaries. Love that question’s power. Love that names the truth of racism, queerness, disability, trauma, or survival. This Week, we confront not only the censorship of books but also the erasure of whole
Here in the U.S., minors are functionally the property of their parents. In a society where young people are so disenfranchised, what can adults do to better respect children’s personhood?
Breaking the rules comes more naturally to some of us than others. We’ll explore some tools we all need to develop to prepare ourselves to work for collective liberation in times of crisis.
