We are firmly in the dark winter of the Pandemic. What do we learn in the dark.

In a country who’s wealth was built on slavery and genocide, being “not racist” won’t heal the wrongs that still hurt Black, Indigenous and Other People of Color. We must be anti-racists. What d oes that mean?

There is Always Hope: Healing a Nation, a Post Election Service.

All Soul’s Day. Remembering Those Who Have Died. Grief is what we pay for having loved. Each year we remember those who we have loved who have died

Can We Hear the Interconnected Web? Every faith tradition recommends methods of deep listening to their own inner wisdom or the wisdom of God. What do UU’s listen for?

We need to listen to each other across difference. As our country is torn apart by partisan and racial divides we need to learn how to listen and believe each other’s stories and pain even when it makes us really uncomfortable.

Renewing and Inspiring: Religious communities at their best renew us and inspire our compassion, commitment, and action. How can WHUUF do that for us now?

This is our annual water  communion service.

This summer I spent a good deal of time noticing the sky and trees out my window. I recognized that my non-religious parents had raised me emotionally and spiritually as a Calvinist. As Americans, this might have happened to you, too. It’s time to let that go and notice the trees.

At flower communion we celebrate the bounty of nature and our community. We can’t be physically together, but we can celebrate flowers and our congregation. We will hold our community in compassion.

Societies change when there is a crisis. How they change is up to us.

Most of us are existing liminal space as we wait to discover what new life awaits us.  What will we discover as we cross the threshold?  How will we meet it?

As we celebrate Earth Day, we’ve learned we can shut down the economy to stop a virus so can’t we transform it to end climate change?

We have all been called inward to our homes, families and selves. Rev. Tracy asks us to consider this “sacred time.” How might we broaden and deepen our understanding of what this means.

Services have moved to our YouTube channel. Please join us there each Sunday at 10:30 am: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ13_TjKii0   Our theme this month is wisdom and a good time to consider the wisdom books of the Bible. What does Ecclesiates have to say to Unitarian Universalist?

The theme for March is Wisdom. For ages people have striven to be wise. The Oracle at Delphi said Socrates was the wisest person. Socrates didn’t know what that meant, so he began asking wise people what it was. We’ve been asking ever since.

How do we hold our doors and hearts wide open when the storm is strong? Today as we consider why we become stewards for the well-being of WHUUF, we will consider that love and care makes us resilient people.

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

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?

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.