As our nation again performs the annual myth of Thanksgiving, let’s find a truer way to talk about history and heritage. Let’s be inspired by gratitude practices that really make a difference in a life. Crafted with people of all ages in mind, this service … read more.
This week’s service, “The Thanksgiving Myth – Native Perspectives on Gratitude,” looks beyond the familiar Thanksgiving story to the fuller, often untold history of the Wampanoag and other Indigenous peoples. We will explore their stories of loss, resilience, and survival and reflect on how Native … read more.
In a world that feels heavy, how do we hold onto joy? This week, we’ll draw inspiration from The Book of Joy, the heartwarming conversations between the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu. These two lifelong friends, who’ve faced incredible hardship, still live with laughter, … read more.
Our UU faith through the centuries has challenged us, individually, to intentionally determine what it is we believe about the concept of the Divine that can offer peace and a sense of well-being. During this difficult time within our society, having a faith that sustains … read more.
“Let Center Lead”
Service Led By Chaplain Shiloh Hoffman, Guest Preacher
There is much that can pull us further from our center, the core of who we are. In the wake of national division and fear, how can we return home to our center? Let us gather … read more.
Join our virtual service at 10:00 am on UUCR’s YouTube channel.
The question of can you be a Unitarian Universalist and believe anything you want is something that comes up consistently in our communities. While the answer to that question is “No“, it … read more.
