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White people need to learn to live with integrity in a racially divided country. How do we do that?

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What if integrity simply meant letting ourselves be exactly who we are instead of who we think we ought to be? If everyone is being themselves, can you have community?

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We will celebrate Christmas Eve with the traditional stories and songs, and a no-rehearsal pageant for all ages. Afterward, we will have cider and cookies. Please bring cookies to share.

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The Holiday Awe: One of the purposes of the winter holidays is to remind us of the miraculous of life on earth and the human spirit. What happened?

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Our world is so full of sound and distraction, especially around the holidays. The stopping of all sound and distraction allows the holy to seep in.

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The on-going discrimination and violence against transgender people is often invisibible if we attend to regular news sources. It’s time to pay attention.

Attention is our most precious resource. It matters what we pay attention to. What influences what we attend to and can we change it?

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We don’t only belong to the living, but to those who have died. Grief and remembrance rituals allow us to build a home for those who have passed on, and thus create a deeper belonging for ourselves. Please bring pictures to place up front … read more.

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October 6 Over the years Unitarian Universalism left behind the traditional religious ideas of sin and atonement. We will consider how we might be nourished by rituals that allow us to admit we’ve failed and then return to right relationship and belonging.