Scholar, feminist, and abolitionist Margaret Fuller was one of the most renowned women of the 19th century even though her life was cut short at the age of 40. While the men she influenced—among them Emerson, Thoreau, and Hawthorne—are more often remembered in the 21st century, … read more.
Joy is making a comeback! In times of suffering and danger, joy can seem unrealistic, even irresponsible. Yet in the long struggle for peace, justice, and freedom, joy may be indispensable. How can we nourish and cultivate authentic joy?
All are welcome – bring a friend! Social hour to follow.
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This Sunday, guest minister Rev. Fred Small will offer a homily titled “Making Meaning of Minnesota: From Bystander to Upstander.” Recently returned from Minnesota, Rev. Fred will share a profound personal story and reflect on how we respond, individually and collectively, when faced with suffering, … read more.
Join us this Sunday as Rev. Fred Small, along with UUCR staff member Melissa Martin, lead a poignant Service of Remembrance.
Together, we will navigate the “Great In-Between” — the sacred space where we honor the lives that have ended and celebrate the new lives that … read more.
In the difficult decades to come, we will need courage, fortitude, and love. But we will also need equanimity: the ability to see things as they are, without attachment or aversion. We are most effective when we are calm and at ease, able to respond … read more.
Service Led By Returning Guest Minister, Rev. Fred Small
A glass vase will one day shatter. If we accept it as “already broken,” Buddhists advise, we may appreciate it more while it is whole. In this sense, everything is already broken: our bodies, our relationships, our … read more.
“The Peace of Trees”
Service Led By Guest Minister Rev. Fred Small
Join us as we welcome guest minister, Rev. Fred Small, who will lead worship for us seven times this church year!
