Learning to Be
Many of us spend lots of time thinking about what we should “do” when it would be helpful to start with thinking about who we want to be, and how … Continue reading Learning to Be
Many of us spend lots of time thinking about what we should “do” when it would be helpful to start with thinking about who we want to be, and how … Continue reading Learning to Be
There will be no Sunday Morning services or RE Classes on December 29, but you are welcome to join us for the opportunity to experience the labyrinth together, in our … Continue reading No Sunday Services – Labyrinth open 11:00
The year-end holidays can be especially challenging if your heart is heavy with grief. When so many are celebrating with joy and feasting, the loss of a loved one, a … Continue reading Sorrow at This Season Grief Service
Gratitude has many facets, some are more difficult than others. We will explore how gratitude can be a challenge, as well as a blessing.
What do we do with what gets broken? Â Join us as we remember what is brilliant in the broken places — from bike accidents, family feuds, congregational conflicts, and national … Continue reading What To Do With Broken Things
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
Today we will explore how the new UUA Value statements and covenants invite us to put love at the center.
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?
Practicing Gratitude with Poetry Studies show being grateful inspires people to be more generous, kind and helpful; strengthens relationships; including romantic relationships; and may improve the climate in workplaces.