On this Sunday before Thanksgiving, we’ll reflect on the work of our November share-the-plate organization, Guest at Your Table, and the ways that the UU Service Committee partners with human rights initiatives across the globe. This service will include our annual bread ritual.

Covenant is central to what it means to be a Unitarian Universalist. This service will explore what a covenant is and why it’s so important to both our tradition as a whole and our work as a congregation.

This time of year, many traditions across the world remember those who have died through shared ritual. This Sunday, you’re invited to bring photos or objects that remind you of those who have passed on. We’ll make an altar together honoring those who we’ve lost and then you’ll be invited to take your momentos home … Continue reading All Souls Day Service with Rev. Laurel Gray

We know that connection and community are deeply important to the human experience. But how do we do them well? How do we foster trust and right relationship in our personal lives and in the life of the congregation? Join us Sunday October 18th at 10am.  All are welcome!

This month’s Woven Faith theme is “living the questions.” As we look towards this new year, we’ll start by asking “where do we begin?” So often we begin with what has happened in the past or with our expectations for what should be. Today we’ll explore starting with what we have, in order bridge the … Continue reading “Where Do We Begin? with Rev. Laurel Gray

In the Jewish calendar, the High Holidays are one of the most sacred times of year. Today we’ll reflect on the meaning of Yom Kippur and the trust that’s built when we tell the truth.

As we embark on a new year of Religious Exploration programming, Rev. Laurel will share stories of the congregations that shaped her and the importance of children knowing they have a place in our communities. All are welcome, invite a friend!