In this multigenerational service we will remember the miracle of life. Join us as we celebrate the sacred in the ordinary and the ever-unfolding resurrection of joy. The Choristers will help bring the joy. This quarter’s Donate The Basket goes to the Good Neighbor Center in Tigard. Good Neighbor Center empowers families experiencing housing insecurity by providing shelter, resources, … Continue reading The Rising of Joy: An Easter Celebration

Difficult emotions can feel like storms rolling through our lives, but mindfulness offers a way to meet them with compassion instead of resistance. In person, live streamed, and recorded.

Homelessness has increased, both nationally and in the Portland area, at the same time that pandemic supports have cut out. How can we support the unhoused? This quarter’s Donate The Basket goes to UU Ministry for Earth, which envisions a “world in which reverence, gratitude, and care for each other and for the living Earth are … Continue reading The Sky is Our Roof

Whenever people get together regularly, they will have conflict. People have different values, cultural norms, perceptions, trauma, explanations for why things happen, and societal positions to just name a few things that can cause conflict. Depending on how the conflict is handled, it can cause a lot of pain, and sometimes ruptured relationships. Covenant can … Continue reading Conflict, Covenant, and Repair

Rev. Tracy returns from five months of sabbatical with reports of wonder, awe, and commitment to religious community. The service will be followed by a celebration downstairs in our Coffee Room. In person, live streamed, and recorded.

In this joyful, multi-sensory multi-generation service we will celebrate life and consider how transformation is made possible simply by changing our point-of-view. The Choristers will sing. Followed by a petting zoo on the patio celebrating the new life of Spring! In person, live streamed, and recorded.

Our theme this month is Justice and Equity, two of the proposed UU Values. We will consider how to create justice and equity and hold onto to hope as anger, fear, and destruction rise around us. In person, live streamed, and recorded.

At this family-centered service, we will tell the old story and sing the old songs. Everyone can participate in a no-rehearsal pageant. We light candles and end the evening outside with Silent Night.  Very family friendly. In person, live streamed, and recorded.

Unitarians created the Christmas we celebrate today – including gifts, Christmas trees, giving to the less fortunate, Peace on Earth, and even “Jingle Bells.” In this fun, educational, and multi-generational service, we will consider the ways Unitarian Christmas matters and sing Christmas Carols written by Unitarians. In person, live streamed, and recorded.