How do we make our actions to address the climate crisis have the biggest impact? Join us this Earth Day Sunday as we explore how each of us can contribute to caring for our planet.
Question to Ponder: “How do you share your environmental commitments with … read more.
Robin Wall Kimmerer is a botanist who is integrating Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) into today’s ecological thinking. Drawing on Indigenous American traditional wisdom, she calls gratitude our first responsibility. From that beginning place of gratitude, she invites us to explore the question, “What does … read more.
There is a joke that Catholics study Mariology and UUs study Mary Oliver. Join us as we look to Mary Oliver’s most famous poem, “Wild Geese,” to see what wisdom it has to offer us about how to relate to ourselves and to the natural … read more.
The ancient Sumerian epic, The Descent of Inanna, is among the world’s oldest poems. This foundational narrative likely influenced both the Greek tale of Persephone & Demeter as well as the Easter story. Join us as we explore the themes of the renewal of … read more.
Join us as we explore intimate partner violence, its connection to reproductive justice, and how we can help bring about change.
Question to Ponder: “What has helped you in the past when something bad has happened in your life?”
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The proposed new Value of Transformation says that We adapt to a changing world. All of us adapt to the world from moment to moment each day. We also adapt over time from day to day, week to week, month to month, and year to … read more.
In a well-known quote from the poet Rainer Maria Rilke he advises us to “to live everything. Live the questions now. Perhaps you will then gradually, without noticing it, live along some distant day into the answer.” Join us this Sunday as a few of … read more.
In our mission statement we commit to growing together in spirit. But what do we mean when we say spirit? Join us this Sunday as we explore together what it means to grow in spirit.
Question to Ponder: “How would you describe spirit?”
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Participation in being Beloved Community, embodying this ideal as a practice, can serve as a radically realized eschatology, a sustaining experience of heaven on earth, one that arises through our commitment to working for healing, wholeness, justice, and mutual flourishing for every person. Join us as we … read more.
On March 1st, 2020 on the Edmund Pettus Bridge at a commemoration of 1965’s Bloody Sunday and the March from Selma to Montgomery, representative John Lewis said “Get in good trouble, necessary trouble, and redeem the soul of America.” Join us for this service featuring … read more.
Our vision for the future is one we create together. Responding to the ever-changing currents of our dynamic world calls for creativity, adaptability, and collaboration. Join us for this multigenerational service where we’ll practice collaborative visioning together!
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Drawing on the work of Isabel Wilkerson’s landmark book, Caste: The Origins of our Discontents, and Audre Lorde’s seminal essay, The Master’s Tools Cannot Dismantle the Master’s House, we’ll explore the foundation of oppressive ideologies and how we’re called to dismantle them. Join us for … read more.
