Norbert Capek, founder of Unitarian Universalism in Czechoslovakia, created the Flower Communion Service in 1923. It was designed to be a service of union and diversity, representing of beauty of each person’s unique gifts, as well as the richness of our gathered community. If you would like to participate, we invite you to have a … Continue reading Worship – Sunday, May 17, 2020 – Flower Communion -10:00 am

Opening Words:  Adapted from “Letters To A Young Poet” by Rainer Maria Rilke Time for All Ages: The Great Silent Grandmother Gathering (from the book by Sharon Mehdi) First Reading: Excerpt from A Mother’s Day for Peace by Rev. Stefan Jonasson Second Reading: Wage Peace by Judyth Hill Sermon: In his book: It Was On … Continue reading Sunday, May 10, 2020 – Mother’s Day for Peace

We were already living in an era of transformation. The pace of change just went from fast to very fast. How do we handle it? How can we make the most of it? How might we live as the free spirits we naturally are, even in the midst of it all? Click here for link … Continue reading Sunday, April 26, 2020 – Free Spirits in the Face of Change – One Service at 10 am

This phrase comes both from the Christian and Jewish Scriptures. What might these sacred texts have meant with this prediction? What might that mean for us now, as we celebrate our precious planet on this 50th anniversary of Earth Day? Click here for the link to the service. Click here for Order of Service. Download QR … Continue reading Sunday, April 19, 2020 – A New Heaven and a New Earth -One Service at 10:00 am

Much has changed. Much has stayed the same. Much is challenging in whole new ways. In today’s service, we reflect on this new world in which we are living, and how we might grow spiritually in the midst of it all.  This service includes elements for all ages. We will be online *and* interactive this … Continue reading Finding the Sacred in the Everyday, Part II – Online at *10am*

Finding the Sacred in the Everyday – Online with Zoom at 9 am As the news keeps coming to hunker down, stay home or stay away, we are at risk for feeling isolated. And as the news keeps reminding us there is likely more to come and that the storm hasn’t yet hit, we are … Continue reading Finding the Sacred in the Everyday – Online with Zoom at 9 am

Reading  “Autobiography in Five Short Chapters” by Portia Nelson https://palousemindfulness.com/docs/autobio_5chapters.pdf Sermon Wisdom. It’s the pearl of all pearls. It’s lifted up in cultures all over the world. I picture us diving to the bottom of the ocean in search of it –  seeking some magical scroll locked in a treasure chest in the hull of … Continue reading Desperately Seeking Wisdom

In this service for all ages, we consider the many faces of wisdom through stories from around the world. Please join us!
Note: if you have a smartphone, you are invited to bring it to the service for a special activity. If you don’t have one, don’t worry, just bring yourself!
Two Services at 9am and 11am  in the Sanctuary
Child Care available at 1st service
Choir sings at 9am service

Two Services at 9am and 11am  in the Sanctuary
Child Care available at 1st service

Pema Chodron is a Buddhist nun, bestselling author and one of my most influential spiritual teachers. I have read almost every one of her books and listened to her published talks probably dozens of times. In a sermon on resilience, Rev Rob Hardies relays a turning point story from Pema Chodron’s life.[1] About the day … Continue reading How We Come Back: Stories of Resilience