The Harvest Feast is a celebration of all that we are thankful for and utilizes the history of the pilgrims and Thanksgiving to contrast their situations with our own today. This service urges us to slow down and reflect on our lives, families, and … read more.
Elections are a biennial celebration of our democracy as we gather to elect leaders and decide political issues. Citizen voters struggle with choices for candidates at all levels of government, whether or not to retain judges, as well as votes on amendments and taxes … read more.
Spring, and especially Easter, represents a time of rebirth in ourselves, our relationships, and in nature. We often seek to leave the old behind and struggle on the path to the new. Also, we often struggle with finding the new in the world around us. … read more.
January’s theme is Shared Wisdom, Sacred Stories.
We gather around the hearth of human experience, sharing stories that reveal resilience, grace, and the wisdom that guides us forward. In every voice, we hear echoes of courage and connection.
The Share the Plate recipient for … read more.
Join us in celebrating the Flower Communion, a Unitarian Universalist tradition first created by Norbert Čapek (pronounced CHA-pek) in 1923. Each person is invited to bring a flower to contribute to a shared bouquet, symbolizing the beauty of diversity and the strength of community. … read more.
Joe Hayek, Erich Frankland, and Stuart Mackenzie will share their spiritual journeys.
Image credit: Inspired by Diogenes. Public domain. Created with OpenAI.
Image credit: “Group of fruit pickers picking oranges on Richards Ranch, north Pomona, California, 1905 (CHS-1662)” by Fæ is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
Photo credit: Rain drops by Luis Parravicini/ CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 DEED
