In an uncertain future, being careful is a common posture in how to move through the world. As a covenantal tradition, we are called to faithfully follow through on our relationship commitments to ourselves and one another. Join us as we discover how compassion is a promise and a practice inviting us into more care-full commitments.
Let us enter 2024 together, with meditations, reflections and a return of our New Years Labyrinth to contemplate what has meaning for us in turning of the wheel.
Join us for our Traditional Christmas Eve Service. Music, readings, and candles set the scene for a personal and meaningful night as we consider 200 years of the song Silent Night—in meaning, use, and sentiment.
Join us for our All-Ages Christmas Pageant. We'll have a noisy look at the meaning of Christmas, with a chance for everyone to join the cacophony and our traditional appearance by our Pteranodon, Pterry.
The Winter Solstice occurs when Earth’s axis tilts away from the sun, making it the shortest day and longest night of the year for those living in the Northern Hemisphere.
In the second in our series around our new UU Values, we will explore Pluralism. In a congregation where our Mission is to be theologically diverse and in a month when so many faith traditions have big celebrations, we will explore what it means to truly be diverse and how that calls us to be in the world.
