Serving this congregation has been a gift. This morning let’s discuss what I learned as your sabbatical minister.
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Worship Associate: Paul Max Payton
When does our relationship with nature start to meld with our relationship with ourselves and others? Today we’ll explore how nature can become entwined with your sense of self.
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For eighteen years I traveled the country performing my one-woman show on Margaret Sanger in my fight for reproductive rights. Hear some of the stories from the people I met who do the work on the ground day-to-day.
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On this Fourth of July weekend, let’s look back at the qualities that established this country which live on with us today.
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Today we’ll look at how we sometimes choose our path in life and how sometimes the path chooses us. We’ll also celebrate the Fathers in our lives and bridging one of our youth into adulthood.
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Our Intergenerational Flower Ceremony is a much loved Unitarian Universalist ritual that explores the importance and challenges of finding beauty in diversity.
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Worship Associate: Barbie Laderman-Jones
For some, the universe itself can be a source of spirituality, expressed as a “holy curiosity”. What can we learn from each others’ search for meaning in our curiosity about the universe, through contemplation, observation, and science?
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Fans of Ted Lasso will remember this wonderful scene. Where does curiosity move to judgement and when should it?
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Sometimes we get the Mother we need. But how do we fill that deep-seeded yearning when we don’t? Let’s explore how that role matters for our emotional and spiritual development.
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How are the roots that we have imposed on ourselves or were imposed on us adding or limiting us? Let’s explore that together.
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In this season of renewal and rebirth, we will explore how this spring season can urge us into a place of hope.
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Worship Associate: Paul Max Payton
The late UU minister Meg Barnhouse suggested if someone says, “This is going to be a great week” – what would you think?
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Worship Associate: Hanju Kim
What does it take, besides a calling, to become a Unitarian Universalist minister? Come and hear what it means to serve this faith.
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What does resilience look like in these unprecedented times? How can we recognize and manage the stress and anxiety that is coming at us from all sides and yet stay engaged in our religious values?
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Worship Associate: Barbie Laderman-Jones
We humans love stories and our differing experiences make up the narrative of our lives. Today’s service is Mary Ellen’s last service as our[…]
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It’s something we can take for granted here in America. We prize it and work to protect it with laws and wars but how much freedom do we really have?
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Worship Associate: Liz Davis
We learn to use our imaginations at a very early age. How does imagination figure in how we shape and lead our lives and how much of that is connected to the sacred.
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0:00 TIME FOR ALL AGES: Mary Ellen Morgan 4:14 REFLECTION: Sarah Skovlund 7:01 SERMON: Mary Ellen Morgan Order of Service Joy may not seem intuitive when the world is in turmoil, but it can help us stay grounded and renewed for the work of resistance. Join us as we explore how this can serve us … Continue reading Joy as Resistance
0:00 REFLECTION: Mary Ellen Morgan Order of Service With all the turmoil in our country these days, can we find our trust again? Worship Associate: Jeanne De Shazo
Order of Service Beyond the practical urgency of our work on climate change, there is a spiritual imperative that calls us on. Worship Associate: Blythe Thomas
