What does it mean to affirm the inherent worth and dignity of every person? And how do we practice justice, equity, and compassion in human relations when the world feels strained and divided? In this first of a 4-part series exploring the Principles of Unitarian Universalism, we turn to the foundation stones of our faith. The 1st Principle calls us to see one another as sacred beyond measure. The… more
What if disagreement isn’t a failure of community, but a test of it? In this service, we’ll explore how covenant can hold us when opinions pull us apart. How do we stay curious instead of cruel? Brave without being brittle? Come reflect on what it means to disagree without disappearing from one another.… more
We are made of stories—some we chose, some we inherited, some that quietly chose us. This service invites us to listen for the stories shaping our lives: the helpful ones, the harmful ones, and the ones ready to be rewritten. Together we’ll explore memory, meaning, and the gentle power of telling ourselves truer tales.… more
We will celebrate Martin Luther King this Sunday with a Youth Speaker from our local NAACP chapter.… more
This circle worship invites participants into a simple, creative practice rooted in the healing and revealing power of art. Through simple art-making, reflection, and quiet presence, we explore self-expression, emotional awareness, and connection. No artistic talent required. Please note that due to the nature of this service we will not be streaming the service.… more
Games and play are part of creativity and some researchers say they are hardwired into who we are as humans. Mike will explore several ways that games and play can be consciously used to help us grow as better people, friends and citizens in a current climate that could use more creativity, connection and emotional intelligence. Do you know your “Play Style”? Come find out as Mike explores… more
Inspired by Howard Thurman’s beloved poem, this service invites us to reflect on the deeper call of the season: what happens after the angels sing and the star fades? Rev. Debra will guide us in exploring the real work of Christmas—bringing hope, healing, and justice into a world that continues to need our love.… more
A Night of Reflection and Light. Join Rev. Debra for a poignant Christmas Eve service filled with music, scripture, candlelight, and Unitarian Universalist theological reflection. Together we will explore the beauty and meaning of the Christmas story—its
hope, its mystery, and its enduring call to compassion.… more
Warm up your vocal cords and gather for an hour of festive cheer! We’ll sing our way through favorite holiday tunes — both secular and nostalgic Christmas classics. No rehearsals, no perfection needed—just community joy, laughter, and the simple pleasure of making music together.… more
This uplifting service explores the surprising ways generosity enriches our own lives. Using stories, reflections, and a little seasonal sparkle, we’ll consider how giving—of
time, resources, compassion, and presence—transforms both the world and the giver. Come ready to feel inspired.… more
