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 … 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.
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.
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.
