The road to peace is not always easy to navigate. However, as with any journey, there is a liminal moment where going forward is the only option, no matter the barriers that may be encountered. This service will explore the many, tiny steps that can … read more.
Join first service on the monthly theme of “Widening the Circle” with long-time member Carrie Rice. Seeking Discomfort. Lessons learned from personal exploration and accidental tourism.
This is a Zoom only service.
Our Zoom Worship Meeting opens at 10:10am, with informational slides at 10:20 and worship beginning … read more.
Ready or Not, Needed or Not, Christmas Comes.
This year we pause to reflect on what we can anticipate and how we have waited in this time of slowness and remaining in place. Worship bags are being prepared for this event. Join us on Zoom for … read more.
Service at 10:30, followed by coffee hour. Join long-time congregant and UUFM lay leader Carrie Rice for worship this Sunday. Gratitude has been proven to re-wire our brains and thought patterns. In difficult, overwhelming times, finding and focusing on joy can be difficult. This morning, … read more.
May 17, 2020—”In These Hard Time, There Will Always Be ________”
Gratitude has been proven to re-wire our brains and thought patterns. In difficult, overwhelming times, finding and focusing on joy can be difficult. This morning, we will do just that: find what still moves us … read more.
“Life does not always move forward in a rational manner.”—Rev. Peter Boullata
The lyrics to Van Morrison’s song (“I’m standing in the darkness”) and the quotation above remind us that there is potential in laying fallow, that transformation may not happen on our personal timeline. A … read more.
The great Unitarian religious educator Rev. Sophia Lyon Fahs wrote “Each night a child is born is a holy night,” and she meant, too, that each and every child is a holy being. Join us this Sunday as our Children’s Faith Development Team organizes a … read more.
Vietnamese Buddhist monk and peace activist Thich Nhat Hanh calls us to important and perhaps uncomfortable insight: “When you look deeply into your anger, you will see that the person you call your enemy is also suffering. As soon as you see that, the capacity … read more.
Mother Teresa reminds each of us that “I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples.” Each one of us makes an impact. Together, we are stronger. Join us for the beginning of our new … read more.
July Theme: Growing Our Souls
Five Smooth Stones
“Why don’t more UUs know about the five smooth stones the way they know about the seven principles and occasionally the six sources?” This was a question posed during a recent online UU Theology course. We’ll take a … read more.
