Each of us has an inner compass that can guide us towards wise and compassionate ways of living with each other and the planet. How do we find and follow the wisdom within us especially as the world around us shifts and changes? Music will … read more.
Unitarian Universalism is a “living” faith tradition – which means who we are and what we strive to be can change from generation to generation. Change is actually built into our UUA Bylaws! This year and next, we all have the chance to participate in … read more.
Principles of nonviolence have grounded the struggles for equality, freedom, and justice in the United States and across the world. On this Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday weekend, let us reflect on how these principles served as a spiritual center for the Civil Rights Movement … read more.
The pace of the world can be overwhelming at times. How quickly we move from task to task. How speedily words and images zip from device to device. What is the place of stillness in our fast-paced lives? How can slowing down help us find … read more.
As we enter the new year, we honor the transitions of our lives, letting go and opening to new possibilities. Music by The Crones, a local a cappella singing group.
We share in the hope of Christmas with story, music, and candlelight and reflect on the power of love and wonder to transform the world. Musical offerings by the UCM Choir and special guests.
We will share the Christian Nativity Story in our annual “No Rehearsal Christmas Pageant.” People of all ages are encouraged to come in costume as angels, shepherds, or wise Unitarian Universalists. All roles are gender-neutral. Join us as we celebrate the sacredness and wonder of … read more.
We often celebrate winter solstice for the returning of the light – but the darkness offers its own profound gifts. In the cycles of the natural world, we see the deep need for a time of rest, reflection, and integration, and by standing fully in … read more.
We are part of the mysterious rhythms of nature and of cosmic forces at times beyond our understanding. Let us marvel together at our place in this great and wondrous mystery.
At this time of holiday feasts and gatherings, we will hear from farmers and chefs within our community as we reflect on the food we eat and grow, and how it can strengthen our connection to the earth, ourselves and each other.
