One of the questions I received during my “Question Box” service was “what is evil?” I didn’t address it then because it’s a big question! But I want to explore it now in the context of bad things happening in the world. What is evil and what can we do about it?
Ingathering Service “No Stranger Dwells Here” As we welcome in this new congregational year we want to explore what it would mean to welcome all into a community that understands itself as a work in progress.
The Archives Team has worked hard to collect and put together the history of our congregation. Rev. Terasa and the Archives team will share the highlights in this service. Congregants can enjoy articles, pictures and more documenting our journey of 85 years on panels on display in the Gallery and Worship Center until August 26.
We celebrate all the animals in our life, all those who have or are currently bringing joy to our lives. Bring your animal or a photo. We will also honor those pets that are no longer with us, so please bring photos to place on our altar.
All of us, young and old and in between, are learning what it means to be human. Guided by the work of Fred Rogers, we explore ways that we all, at SYC and at First UU, are learning to be human.
Do you have a question about Unitarian Universalism, religion, this congregation, ethics, ministry, or anything related? Rev. Terasa will try to field all comers! Submit them in advance or bring them to the service. Submit Questions Here
This year we celebrate the 200th anniversary of the founding of the American Unitarian Association. We will look at how our values have been manifest during that time.
Memorial Day, No RE classes NOTE: FIRST 10am SERVICE (continues thru Labor Day in September) Join us for our first 10am service of the Summer. All ages will be joining Frog and Toad in thier garden for this hybrid of our traditional and NoUUrish services.
We have quite a number of newcomers among us, so it seems like a good time for a refresher on what kind of faith Unitarian Universalism is.
Since Unitarian Universalism isn’t predominantly a Christian religion, some ask why Easter is celebrated. We will offer some different views of what Easter might mean to us.
