Joy and Sorrow
The last months have been a roller coaster of feelings as we have experienced the election season. Â How can we deal with these constant shifts?
The last months have been a roller coaster of feelings as we have experienced the election season. Â How can we deal with these constant shifts?
It has been a roller coaster of emotions in the last few months on the national culture scene. Joy and sorrow, hope and despair – these seeming opposites live within … Continue reading Joy and Sorrow
We all want a place where we can feel known and part of a community. How can we be a congregation that welcomes all, both friend and stranger?
“From Me to We” What does it mean to be part of a religious community? In this annual “Ingathering” service we will use ritual to help us explore coming together … Continue reading Ingathering (start of 2 services)
Much of the current conservative attitudes about women are derived from religious thought, particularly old Christian thought. Let’s take a deep dive into that history and current manifestations.
Do you have a question about Unitarian Universalism, religion, this congregation, ethics, ministry, or anything related? Â Rev. Terasa will try to field all comers! Â Submit them in advance [HERE] (opens … Continue reading Question Box Service
Why Church?  When community is so abundantly available and people are so lonely, we need to not only ask “why church”, but “how church”.  Come explore how and why we … Continue reading Why Church?
Join Rev. Dr. Terasa Cooley and Rev. Dr. Marco Belletini as they reflect on their ministries and each celebrate a landmark anniversary (35 years in ministry for Terasa, and 45 … Continue reading Reflections On Ministry
What does the future of church look like? Â What can we learn from our recent challenges that help us to face a different future? The worship theme for May is … Continue reading Squares & Blobs
Last week we celebrated the Religious Exploration program and what it promotes. Â I’d like to talk a bit more about a theory of why religious exploration is important for all … Continue reading It’s Not Just for Children Anymore