The holiday season can be a magical time, but it’s not uncommon to feel like the magic has faded over time. We will listen to some stories, sing some songs and remind ourselves of the best parts of the winter holidays. Bring a favorite holiday … read more.
This ESUUC tradition is a contemplative service that acknowledges and honors the heavy, sad, or complicated feelings that can arise during the winter holidays of light and joy. We hope you will join us.
Christianity has a long, shameful history of anti-Semitism. As we approach Hanukkah, we will reflect on this important festival and how understanding it can help to reduce anti-Semitism.
