We need one another and the earth. As we recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we reflect on the creation of the Great Law of Peace and what we can learn about living together with mutuality, reciprocity, and peace for all beings in our generation and generations to come.
As we embark on this month of exploration of interdependence and the company we keep, our visiting research minister invites us to consider our history. Are the core messages of religious liberalism relevant in 2026, and do they offer meaningful guidance or assurance for our progressive community commitments? This might sound dry, but consider this: … Continue reading October 4, In the Company of Doubt; In the Community of Faith
Unitarian Universalism affirms that we are part of an interdependent web of all existence. The proposed revision to Article II of the UUA Bylaws includes a stated commitment to: “protect Earth and all beings from exploitation” and “create and nurture sustainable relationships of care and respect, mutuality and justice.” How can we live into the … Continue reading April 28, Keep the Circle Whole
A poetry service in honor of National Poetry Month and PoemCity. Music will include the UCM choir singing a setting of Wendell Berry’s poem “Slowly, Slowly, They Return.”
Human beings are developing artificial intelligence at a rapid pace. We grapple with what this new technology means even as we continue to build it. Can our search for answers lead us to more fully embrace that which makes us human? During today’s service, we will recognize the newest members to join our congregation in … Continue reading April 14, I’m Not a Robot
The universe is a source of mystery and wonder. Scientific inquiry and the exploration of all that exists beyond this planet brings us new knowledge and inspires awe. Let us marvel at what science reveals and appreciate our place in the cosmos. Music will include selections by vocalist Marc Gwinn.
