We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and on Zoom. Click right here Sunday shortly before 10:00 a.m. to join via Zoom. Click here to read our protocols for in-person attendance.
Our Buddhist friends tell us that pain is inevitable, but suffering is … read more.
SUSU commUNITY farm exists to co-create a homemade field of love for the next 7 generations through the healing, affirming, and liberation of Black, indigenous, people of color and their allies. We welcome them to this First Sunday service, and look forward to sharing our … read more.
We strive to create a community that welcomes everyone through our doors, and to honor the diversity of our experiences. How do we embrace this needed, healing practice, navigating who we are and what we believe, and those who may seem so “different” than us? … read more.
What if there is no kangaroo court in the sky? What if we have right and wrong all wrong? And who gets to be the judge?
We anticipate that this service will be both in-person and on Zoom. Click right here Sunday … read more.
We will gather for our Ingathering Service and Water Ceremony – beginning of a new year together! Summer can hold a range of experiences for us from rest to celebration, to healing and new beginnings. Bring water from your travels or your own tap or … read more.
Inherent in our identity as a UU church is a deep commitment to social justice. At All Souls, our First Sunday services that highlight “sharing the plate” with organizations that serve the vulnerable in our community are a small part of what we strive to … read more.
Our service, All Creatures Great and Small, celebrates the Unitarian Universalist principle of respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part. Guest speaker Turner Lewis will talk about his experiences as a volunteer veterinarian for 30 years at the … read more.
This Sunday we celebrate the Unitarian Universalist practice of drawing inspiration from many sources. Church member Ed Burke will reflect on his four years of leading youth through an exploration of what to believe. Readings come from Opinions and Opossums, the latest novel by local … read more.
We recognize that change is inevitable, a part of living that can be challenging and transformative. We will reflect on how to adapt to changes happening to us on a personal level, within our community, and the change/transformations happening at the UU national level.
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A festival of songs — Do What Must Be Done, Hope Lingers On, We Are…–and readings about unlocking the power of sleep and dreams. Featuring our talented musicians Steve, George, Marie, Ellie, Catie, and guests. Sweet dreams, everyone. Coordinated by Eva Greene.
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