Gratitude as a Way of Life
Guest speaker Aaron English
What if we lived in the spirit of Thanksgiving each & every day? Musical guest Aaron English returns to talk (and sing) about seeing the world through the lens of gratefulness.
Illumination
Our traditional Illumination Sunday includes walking a spiral path and lighting lots of chalices. All Ages Welcome! If you have a chalice or special candle, please bring it to this celebration.
To Have a Conversation with Your Queer Child
The heart of dialogue is simple - The profoundness is to listen. Presented by Amy & Freya Deputy.
Climate Justice
As we honor Native American Heritage Month, and reckon with devastating climate change, what can we learn from Indigenous Peoples? Are we ready to explore Green Sanctuary 2030, and live out our commitment to Mother Earth? Join the discussion.
Speaker: Charlie Barman
For Such a Time As This
A call to whatever action your heart is guiding you to take to make the world just a little bit better. Or maybe to save your whole nation, who knows? We'll explore the Hebrew story of Esther, and see if we find ourselves anywhere in it.
Remembrance
Please join in the end-of-the-year ritual as we mourn and celebrate those who have passed on. You're invited to bring a picture or token of them for the memorial altar.
On Listening to Life
In what ways could our lives be changed if we made a commitment to explore how our own experiences can be a source of deep wisdom when navigating life’s big questions or decisions? In this service, we will consider how paying close attention to the patterns, challenges, and joys of our lives can guide us toward clarity and discernment. Together, we'll seek to cultivate the practice of listening to our lives as a sacred source of insight and direction.
Speaker: Rachel Rogers
Imagination in Faith
Let’s explore the role imagination plays in how we think of and treat one another. How can we use our imaginations toward the liberation of all people?
The Spiritual Music of Zimbabwe
Come explore musical spirituality through the lens of the Shona people of Zimbabwe.
Imperfect Beauty
There is beauty and humility in imperfection. Presented by Ryan Thomas
Our Tide of the Spirit; Our Faith as a Living Tradition
As Unitarian Universalists we are not strangers to change. In this service we will explore what it means to invite change specifically into our faith journeys and movements? How does this shape our lives? Together we will celebrate what it means to be part of a living tradition. Presented by Rachel Rogers
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