November 20th is the annual Transgender Day of Remembrance. On this Sunday closest to that day, we will honor the memories of transgender people whose lives were lost to acts of violence, and re-affirm our commitment to protecting transgender people.
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On this Sunday after the election, no matter the result, there are wounds in our nation that will require time, attention, and energy to heal. The increased divisiveness of the last decade or so need not be how we continue to live as a nation. … read more.
As we begin our November theme of Repair, and on this Sunday before the election, we will approach the topic of repair in a multigenerational, participatory worship service. How can we help repair the wounds of our world?
Every week we commit in our land acknowledgment to be good relatives to our indigenous neighbors. This Sunday, we will explore more deeply how we might do that, including through listening to the stories of this area’s complicated history of conflict between indigenous people and … read more.
This Sunday we will begin to explore our October theme of Deep Listening in a multigenerational service. We’ll draw upon the neighborly wisdom of Mr. Rogers and Daniel Tiger for a playful take on this theme!
2024.1006 OOS – Getting to Know Our Neighbors
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Love is at the center of our values as Unitarian Universalists. What does it mean to live with love at the center of our congregational life and our shared theology?
2024.0915 OOS – Inviting Love Into the Center
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Our annual ingathering service will include both the water ceremony, and a blessing of the backpacks, as we gather to celebrate our community and start a new congregational year together.
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Our world sorely needs superheroes—and yet we know that the Avengers or Superman or Batman are not going to come rescue us. Perhaps, committed to the long haul and grounded in hope, we can be some of the superheroes our world needs. Come experience an … read more.
These times are hard, in many different ways, for many people. When hard times come, where do we turn for hope? We’ll hear answers from a variety of sources and consider how we might experience or even contribute to hope even when tempted by despair.
The work of creating justice in the world is not done in a day, and not done alone. One of many reasons we gather as a faith community is to do that work together. Come explore what that means in this crucial time.
