UU is about acceptance of one another and a willingness to forgive each other. One pathway to forgiveness involves forgiving ourselves, owning our mistake, vowing to not repeat the mistake, and seeking forgiveness from those we have wronged. For many of us, forgiving others is … read more.
We meet together once again at the start of the year to release our burdens to help us move forward in this ritual of change and transition.
Image credit: “Burning Bowl” by Cindy Wright
Elizabeth Jo Otto will lead a discussion forum on the monthly worship theme, “Transformation.”
Everyone is encouraged to bring everyday supplies for basic needs to donate to Project Homeless Connect.
“Butterfly” by Salvatore Gerace is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.
Transformation Through Winter’s Veil: Embracing the Solstice Cycle
Please bring a dish to share.
Image credit: Public domain by Cindy Wright via OpenArt.ai.
We will explore the theme of transformation through the lens of the Grinch. Transformation doesn’t end with a single moment but continues to ripple outward.
Image credit: Public domain by Cindy Wright via OpenArt.ai.
Play is a vital part of the human experience. Play can help provide insight about ourselves and help us to connect with others. While some may see play as just fun and games, at its core, play is really a form of communication. Through play … read more.
Through interactive activities we will collaboratively dream about the future of our faith and explore our individual theologies.
“dandelion dreams” by mayeesherr. is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
Annette Grochowski will lead a discussion forum on the month’s theme, Pluralism. We will revisit ideas from this November’s Sunday services.
“Crayon Fence” by chrismetcalfTV is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
“Crayon Fence” by chrismetcalfTV is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
Many faith traditions conduct an annual Blessing of the animals. The ceremony is held in honor of 12th century monk Francis of Assisis who loved all living creatures. It is customary for members of the congregation to bring their animal companions with them to the … read more.
