We are one humanity, interconnected through our shared spirit essence. Like the web of nature, we rely on one another to coexist and to thrive. This service honors our diverse human family and the deep connectivity that binds us. Together, we will explore ways to cultivate compassion, recognizing the inherent worth and dignity within every … Continue reading ONE HUMANITY
“We sometimes wrongly say it is the absence of creed that is most important to who we are [as Unitarian Universalists]. This is wrong. Any one of us could practice religious freedom at home on Sunday mornings. We could practice religious freedom all day long, every day, and never come into community. It is covenant … Continue reading Beginning Again with Covenant ~ Multigenerational Service
September 13th is our In-Gathering service, a celebration of coming together again after some have taken a summer hiatus and/or travels. We will talk about “Beginnings” which is our theme for the m onth of September. The choir will be singing after taking the summer off. Our congregation will also recognize new members. … Continue reading In-Gathering Service & Celebration
We often delay our own new beginnings because we are waiting for a perfect, guaranteed plan. We want life “grafted” and predictable. But the historical John Chapman—popularly known as Johnny Appleseed—offered a far more radical, spiritual vision. As a frontier mystic, Chapman strictly refused to clone or graft his trees. Instead, he planted wild, unpredictable seeds, trusting … Continue reading The Radical Seed: Messy Beginnings and Wild Fruit
