Topic: Community

Across the Divide

So much is yet to be processed about what this election will mean, and yet many of us have relationships with friends and loved ones who see the world differently than we do.  What does it mean to stay open and stay in relationship when our instinct is to shut down?

Joy and Sorrow

The last months have been a roller coaster of feelings as we have experienced the election season.  How can we deal with these constant shifts?

Radical Hospitality

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?

Right Here

When times are tough, what do you look towards?  We’ll look to UU theologian Rebecca Parker’s conception of a “radically realized eschatology” as one possible tool for staying open hearted and hopeful in uncertain times. The worship theme for August is “Summer Services”.

NOUURISH Service

We are excited to preview today a new type of worship service that will take place at 9:15 every Sunday this Fall. This is a slightly shorter and intentionally intergenerational format that we hope you find worthwhile. In this service we’ll be exploring themes of how bravery and vulnerability can strengthen ourselves and communities.

Why Church?

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 gather through story and song. The worship theme for June is “Renewal”.