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The Thanksgiving holiday is traditionally a time for gratitude, when we gather with others and offer thanks for the abundance in our lives. How might we pay attention every day to all the blessings of this life? … read more.
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As the fall nights grow longer, we approach the holiday season, where we will do what our ancestors have done for millenia: light candles, gather together and feast, and retell the old stories of hope. But sometimes, … read more.
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On this Sunday after Election Day, we’ll explore the question: “Now what?” What might Unitarian Universalism, and this congregation, offer to … read more.
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Humans in many places, cultures and traditions choose this time of year to remember and honor the ancestors, and to renew connections across the divide of time and death. In … read more.
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Our theme for this month (the first of the 6 values in the proposed Article II revision) is Justice. In this service, we’ll explore what it might mean to be a justice-oriented religion.
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We all do things we’re not proud of, things that cut us off from our truest selves, one another and what matters most. … read more.
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In Unitarian Universalism, we have no creed or statement of belief, and the words we choose to express our values and aspirations change over time. In this service, we’ll look at some … read more.
History is who we are and why we are the way we are” said historian David McCullough. Today we’ll dip into the rich history of Unitarian Universalism and consider what that history can show us about who we are now.
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What is a call? Are we called to anything? If so, what? This Sunday, we explore the call in our lives, as we celebrate the beginning of a new congregational year with this homecoming service and the … read more.
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In transitions, we inhabit an untethered space between ‘what was’ and ‘what will be’. It can be a scary, disorienting place where we encounter loss and uncertainty; it can also bring unexpected growth, connection, and even beauty. … read more.
