Flower Communion
Save the date and bring a flower to this annual UU ritual celebrated to honor beauty, human uniqueness, diversity, and community.
Archives: Services
A Time for Every Single Thing
Facilitated by Mary W. Rev. Victoria Safford – Unity Church-Unitarian, Guest Minister. The life of the spirit is all about triage: attending to this thing and then that thing, each in its time, with care. But the planet spins beneath our feet, sometimes careening wildly, and our days are disjointed and dizzying. When the known … Continue reading A Time for Every Single Thing
Web of Wonder: Do You See What I See?
The James Webb Space Telescope has provided us with astonishing views into and data about our Universe by using newly-created camera “eyes” and instruments. When layered with images from different kinds of telescopes, these views reveal secrets and mysteries — and beauty — beyond expectations. Who doesn’t love a great metaphor for helping us understand … Continue reading Web of Wonder: Do You See What I See?
Can Nature and Science be the Basis for a Personal Philosophy?
For many millennia, human beings have created stories to explain why the things we see in the world around us are the way they are. Because the world, the sky, and the heavens are so vast, these stories almost invariably involved a supernatural explanation–a god, a creator, or deity of some kind who had the … Continue reading Can Nature and Science be the Basis for a Personal Philosophy?
Great Migrations
From many of us, greatness is expected. This can be greatness achieved in number, in size, in distance, in ethic, in being. Join us in welcoming Cassandra Montenegro, the newest member of Congregational Life Staff for the Central East Region of the Unitarian Universalist Association, as we consider what forms of ‘greatness’ our faith may … Continue reading Great Migrations
Early Christianity
Welcome to the second in a series of talks about the common values shared by Universal Unitarians and other world religions. At last year’s Summer Institute (CERSI), I attended a class on early Christianity. Most surprising was finding that Jesus was not directly responsible for creating Christianity or the New Testament.
Easter and Springtime
Join us in friendship and community as Elizabeth offers an Easter and Springtime message.
Jewish Mysticism
In honor of Passover, Dr. Dave introduces us to Jewish mysticism and how it can help us to grow spiritually and fight injustice.
Joy: a Roadmap and Resilience for your Intentional Life
Learn about and practice tapping into joy, then using it as both a source of energy and resilience as well as a compass and motivator to “fight your good fight.” Marianne will share insights from Karen Walrond, author of “The Lightmaker’s Manifesto: How to Work for Change without Losing Your Joy.”
Women’s History; an ESUUC Perspective
Women of ESUUC discuss their experiences coming of age in the 20th and 21st centuries.