Come make some beautiful (and beautifully imperfect) music together! This casual service will offer the opportunity to sing UU hymns and other UU-related songs in a no-pressure, laid-back and fun environment. We’ll sing together mostly acapella, with folks welcome to bring drums, guitars, shakers, or whatever instrument you are inclined to play. If you have … Continue reading Joyful Noise: A Sing-Along Service
Join us for Flower Communion, a beloved Unitarian Universalist tradition celebrating connection, community, and diversity. Please bring a flower to share as we create a communal bouquet that reflects the beauty of each person and the strength we find together. You’re also invited to bring a kind word, hope, or wisdom to share with someone … Continue reading Flower Communion
As we begin a new church year, children, youth and adults are all invited to participate in our annual Water Communion, using water as a symbol of connection to each other and to our own lives. If you join us on Zoom, have water that you can pour and a vessel to pour it into. … Continue reading The Magic of Water, Ingathering /Water Communion
This time of year is not “the most wonderful time of the year” for all of us. During thistime of celebration and joy, many of us may be struggling with grief, despair, loneliness,depression, or many other emotions that are less than ‘merry and bright.’This contemplative service creates space to recognize and honor the complicated andchallenging … Continue reading Blue Holiday Service
The word ‘vulnerability’ broke into the national dialogue in 2010 when Brene Brown’s TedX talk, “Power of Vulnerability” became one of the most viewed Ted Talks ever. This service will explore what vulnerability means today, the ways it applies to our UU principles, and how Brown’s message of radical vulnerability does not serve all communities.
Using what we’ve got to create beautiful-in-spirit and mediocre-in-execution art and household items. Cari A., a lifelong craft store enthusiast, will share reflections and experiences on the intersection of art therapy, reduced consumerism, acrylic paint, contentedness. Themes: healing through creating, sustainability, humility, hot glue.
A curious gourmand explores the spiritual power of food and the ways it enlivens the memory and connects us to our ancestors.
