Finding the Center of Our Faith
Rev. Tracy will explore Article II, The Principles, and the struggle to articulate the center of Unitarian Universal ism.
Speaker: Rev. Tracy Springberry
Considering Prayer
Many Unitarian Universalists are squeamish about prayer, because of the big unknown question of who one might pray to. However, there is lots of evidence that prayer can create meaningful change in our lives.
Centering the Marginalized
Allies in the struggles against oppressive systems are learning the difficult task of centering the voices of marginalized people. On this MLK Jr Day, Rev. Tracy will explore the opportunities and challenges of centering the voices of other people.
Finding Our Center
Many faiths ask us to listen to the voice within and be our true authentic self. This is easier said than done. How do we know if the voice we hear is our voice? Out of all the ways we know ourselves what is true and authentic? Rev. Tracy will explore these issues.
Hanukkah Winter Party!
At this multigenerational, story-based service, we will remember the fun and joy of the season. On the this first day of Hanukkah, the service will center a dramatic reading of Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins. We’ll include songs from many traditions. After the service, we’ll continue the winter party downstairs with Hanukkah festivities including treats … Continue reading Hanukkah Winter Party!
The Gifts and Practices of Wonder
Changing the Economy
Our economic system is based on myths, abused by sociopathic corporations, causes inequality, and is destroying the planet. What is a Unitarian Universalist response?
Buddhist Views on Suffering
Buddhists believe suffering is caused partially by our resistance to change. How does this change our perspective and response to suffering?
Changing the Economy
Our economic system is based on myths, enables sociopathic corporations, causes inequality, and is destroying the planet. What is a Unitarian Universalist response?
Life is Change. How do we Learn to Dance with It?
Rev. Tracy Springberry says, “I wish someone had offered me lessons on dancing with change. I will reflect on what some of those lessons are.”
Honoring our Beloved Dead
This morning we celebrate those who have died but are still in our hearts. Please bring photos of the people you have loved.
Gifts and Practices of Courage
Celebration of St. Francis
We will come together in love for the Earth and the animals who share it with us. This is the service bought by Hilary Greenebaum in last year’s fundraising auction.
Belonging to Each Other
Building and sustaining relationships of care
Belonging to a Community of Hope
Where do we find hope in these times?
Water Communion
Our new congregational year: Be like water–flowing, playing, wild, changing.
Chocolate Communion
Chocolate is one of life’s pleasures. This morning we will consider truly savoring and cultivating feelings of pleasure and how this is actually a radical act. If you are watching this service from home, please find some chocolate or fruit or other morsel you find pleasurable to taste before the service.
The Wondrous Blessings of All Kinds of People
What a marvelous day! We celebrate Father’s Day, Pride and Juneteenth. It is a day to celebrate the blessings and diversity of all kinds of people.
The Blessings of Music: Spring Chorister Service
The WHUUF Choristers present a music-filled service to celebrate the blessings in the month of June. Joined by Rev. Tracy Springberry, we will sing and reflect on the blessings of love, spiritual practice, children, the mysteries of creation, and more. Our own Ben Milstein and special guest guitarist Charles Torok will offer inspiring jazz duets … Continue reading The Blessings of Music: Spring Chorister Service
Being Blessed and Becoming a Blessing
In these times when the world seems to be breaking apart, we need both the blessings of life and to offer blessings to others.