Open Meditation: Wednesdays and Fridays – Zoom/Online
Open Meditation: Wednesdays and Fridays – Zoom/Online
Taking time for quiet meditation and sharing the intimacy of sitting in silence together can help sustain and ground us.
Taking time for quiet meditation and sharing the intimacy of sitting in silence together can help sustain and ground us.
Our UUA/UUSM Common Read for 2024-2025 will be “On Repentance and Repair: Making Amends in an Unapologetic World” by Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg (Beacon Press, 2022). The book is focused on the teachings […]
SoulCollage® is a creative method of self-exploration through the intuitive construction of small collages.
Join us every 2nd and 4th Saturday evening from 7:00-8:30 pm for International Folk Dancing led by Sandy Helperin and Teri Hoffman.
Rev. Kikanza Nuri-Robins, preaching; Dr. Susan Hendricks, Worship Associate. After a long race, whether one wins or loses, there is the desire for rest. Rest, however may not be what is needed. What is necessary in times of great stress and in the midst of jubilation is perseverance. Keep focused and keep going. There is much work to do. Join us for worship in-person and online.
Join us under the shade structure after the service as we prepare brown bag lunches for our homeless neighbors.
Unitarian Universalist Animal Ministry empowers individuals, chapters, and congregations to build justice and compassion for animals.
Religious Naturalism (RN) is an emergent philosophical and theological movement informed by science and inspired by ancient wisdom. Its spiritual forebears include names such as Lao-Tzu, Lucretius, Baruch Spinoza, Ralph […]
Taking time for quiet meditation and sharing the intimacy of sitting in silence together can help sustain and ground us.
Taking time for quiet meditation and sharing the intimacy of sitting in silence together can help sustain and ground us.
Like a book club but with less to read! Facilitated by Tom Hamilton and Bronwen Jones.
Rev. Jeremiah Kalendae, preaching; Karen Hsu Patterson, Worship Associate. We've accomplished a lot in our multi-year developmental ministry journey which has been guided by over 20 goals that address most areas of congregational functioning. We've had challenge and setbacks, which are to be expected, a global pandemic, and we've made substantial progress and grown in new and exciting ways. What have we learned? What work remains? How can we be intentional in our transition out of developmental ministry and into settled ministry at the end of the next congregational year? Join us for worship in-person and online.
Join us under the shade structure after the service as we prepare brown bag lunches for our homeless neighbors.
The Faith in Action: Peace & Social Justice Committee works in many ways to put UU values into action in our local community and wider world.
Join us for TICKET TO RIDE: a live tribute to The Beatles. Complete with authentic instruments and costumes, let us take you on a journey through Beatles history. Children are especially welcome! Admission is a donation of $10 for adults. Children are free.
Religious Naturalism (RN) is an emergent philosophical and theological movement informed by science and inspired by ancient wisdom. Its spiritual forebears include names such as Lao-Tzu, Lucretius, Baruch Spinoza, Ralph […]
Taking time for quiet meditation and sharing the intimacy of sitting in silence together can help sustain and ground us.
A Chalice Circle facilitated by Bettye Barclay and Anne Bridgins begins Wednesday, November 20 via Zoom at 7:00 pm.
Taking time for quiet meditation and sharing the intimacy of sitting in silence together can help sustain and ground us.
Booklovers come together to explore science and history topics in-depth. All are welcome. We will discuss The Premonition, by Michael Lewis, in Forbes Hall.
Topic: What is the best piece of advice anyone ever gave to you? What is the best advice that you believe you have given to someone else?
Join us every 2nd and 4th Saturday evening from 7:00-8:30 pm for International Folk Dancing led by Sandy Helperin and Teri Hoffman.
Rev. Jeremiah Kalendae, preaching; Chela Metzger, Worship Associate. Join us for our annual holiday service in which we give thanks for the many blessings of our lives as we deepen our commitments to intersectional anti-racism and anti-oppression and grieve the painful history of this holiday. In addition to continuing our exploration of antidotes to white supremacy culture, we will share in a bread and wine (or juice) communion and reflect upon this practice as part of our Unitarian Universalist heritage. You're welcome for worship in-person and online.
Join us under the shade structure after the service as we prepare brown bag lunches for our homeless neighbors.
Members and other artists will have a variety of creations for sale including pottery, fused glass, silk scarves, jewelry, prints, and handmade cards.
Join fellow UUs after the November 24th worship service, as we come together for a Thanksgiving meal.
Taking time for quiet meditation and sharing the intimacy of sitting in silence together can help sustain and ground us.
Taking time for quiet meditation and sharing the intimacy of sitting in silence together can help sustain and ground us.
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