Unitarian Universalists are not a credal faith, but a covenantal faith. Instead of focusing our energy on the requirements of a creed, we commit to walking together as we grow our capacity to love and bless the world and be loved and blessed back. What does that mean in our daily lives? Our Second Sunday … Continue reading Covenant as Practice
We don’t see the world as it is—we see it through the stories we tell. Emotional language acts as a lens, coloring our perceptions and often sharpening division. Together we’ll examine how this lens is formed, how it can mislead us, and how a practice of mindful speech can bring us closer to truth and … Continue reading When Language Becomes a Lens
In a time when many traditional certainties have fractured, faith formation is more important than ever. But what does faith look like without dogma? How do we cultivate spiritual maturity without rigid answers? This Sunday, we explore how Unitarian Universalist communities can help us form a faith that holds us—through complexity, change, and commitment to … Continue reading What Holds Us: Faith in a Fragmented World
While the holiday season is often called the happiest time of year, for many people it is difficult, overwhelming, irritating, or exhausting . This service is a time for quiet reflection for those in pain and those who need to take a deep breath. In person only
