Being part of a community can meet our human need to belong. Yet at times, we can also feel lonely within a community or excluded from it. How do we meet one another’s longing for community in ways that foster true belonging?- Rev. Joan Javier-Duval
“Emerging with Hope”
We have held on together through more than two years of a pandemic. We are changed. Our church is changed. We emerge together into something not yet created putting our faith and hope in one another. Let us come together on this Stewardship … read more.
“The Audacity of Universalism”
What is Universalism calling us to in this time? Can its theological claims renew our faith in humanity?- Verdis LeVar Robinson
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“Faith in the Power of Life”
Life is a powerful force – one that we can easily forget. How do we renew our faith in the power of life and our role in sustaining life on this planet?
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“Widening the Circle of Justice: To Heal and Not to Harm”- Rev. Abigail Stockman
In this service, we explore the widening concepts of restorative and transformative justice. What does it mean to do justice that seeks to be both healing and accountable for all involved?
“Loving Your Enemies”
The “enemies” we face can be both outside and within us. How do we widen the circle of our love when we are faced with these enemies?
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“Where Faith and Doubt Meet”
Having faith isn’t easy when so much is uncertain and when circumstances make you feel full of doubt. There can be a healthy tension, however, between faith and doubt. In this service, we will explore how Unitarian Universalist theologies speak to … read more.
“Side By Side in Beloved Community”
Building Beloved Community means expanding our circle of concern. It also means learning to stay together side by side in love and solidarity. In this service, we explore what is made possible by widening the circle of our Unitarian Universalist … read more.
“The Bridge Between Us”
Empathy can bridge the gap between us, but the journey across that bridge can also be fraught with misunderstanding. How do we cultivate empathy in such a way that expands our circle of compassion?
“One Wild and Precious Life”
The poet Mary Oliver asks, “What is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” Members of the UCM community across the lifespan offer their responses to this important life question.- Rev. Joan Javier-Duval
