Past Services

If I say “I forgive you,” what do I really mean by that? Making forgiveness meaningful is more complicated than we sometimes pretend. We draw

This service invites us to explore our relationship with love, death, and how we keep our loved ones alive in memory. Bring your dearest memories

Many people struggle with faith. How can you believe in something that isn’t there? But actors in the theater world do it all the time!

It’s generally considered virtuous to be loyal, but when can dedication steer us down the wrong path? The UCH choir is scheduled to perform. RE

Where many religious traditions demand certainty, Unitarian Universalism invites us to ask questions and begin with wonder. We will look at how empirical inquiry and

The UCH choir is scheduled to perform. RE class will meet for children and youth in grades 1-12. The nursery will be open for children

Our fuzzy friends have a way of reminding us that we need only love to be lovable. Please bring a photo of your beloved animals

Dr. Fisher is with “Changing the Conversation,” speaking on deep canvassing as an act of repair. Read her bio here. Libby Tisdell is scheduled to

Firsts are a lifelong experience—indeed, a daily one. Yet many of us experience some of our most foundational and transformative firsts during the turbulent years

Ingathering! Be sure to bring your own offering of water to our annual celebration. Water has the power to rock us, heal us, and bring

Is it enough to just exist? As individuals and as a community, something changes when we choose a path. Summer RE classes will meet. The

Dan discusses why we must prevent the past, especially concerning our religious identity, from diverting our attention from the future. Summer RE classes will meet.