Archives: Services

From the Afterlife

From Joanna Macy to Andrea Gibson What do these teachers have to tell us about the world that they’ve left us with, and our task for what’s to come?

Our Untold Stories

As UUs, we tend to tell the same tales of our same Unitarian, Universalist, and UU forebears over and over again. This Sunday, let’s explore the Black trailblazers who have paved the way for our faith today.

The Work that Reconnects

The great Buddhist teacher and deep eco theory activist and author, Joanna Macy, has died. Her poetry, theology, and understanding of the world has taught millions. What small pieces of her wisdom might ground us in this week, this season, this world’s turning? This service will also feature special music from Christa Olson, Lee Schofer, … Continue reading The Work that Reconnects

Failure and the Great Turning

This past spring, Rev. Kim was tasked with writing a Failure Resume. A what? Come and explore the sacred invitations of failure, and the relationship between how we fail and the future of our world. This service will also feature special music from Greg Pontier and Nancy Neff.

Do You Remember…

…the 21st night of September? How about high school? Or the song that immediately makes you think of your spouse? Or the smell of Thanksgiving dinner growing up? Nostalgia starts surprisingly young and can be an incredibly powerful force in our lives. Come reflect on how the things that fondly yank us back to the … Continue reading Do You Remember…

The Interconnection

At a time of increasingly siloed existences, in what ways are we all deeply connected? On this Joys and Sorrows Sunday, let us explore these bigger questions, quiet our spirits, and just be together.

Dissent is Patriotic

As we gather just two days after the 249th anniversary of our country’s declaration of freedom from authoritarian rule and tyranny, what does this mean in America today? What can we learn from those who have come before? What does it mean to truly live into the spirit of the American Revolution?

Life-Saving Church

For the past twenty-five years, the Our Whole Lives (OWL) program has changed lives and saved lives. What does it mean to proudly offer comprehensive, holistic, and safe lessons about our bodies at church? This Sunday, let’s celebrate all of the things we can learn from OWL!

Hymn Sing!

Join together from 10:00-11:00am for a hymn sing, led in part by our Director of Music Ministry, Dr. Erin Busch. There are few things as good for us as singing together. Following this service, we encourage folks to stay in the sanctuary or signed on to watch the UUA’s General Assembly worship service, featuring our … Continue reading Hymn Sing!