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Passover Service

To view the Order of Service, click HERE. To fill out a Joys and Sorrows Form, click HERE. To join the service via Zoom, click HERE. Note: We use YouTube to live-stream our Sunday worship services on our church website.   Download QR

A Theist, An Atheist and a Mystic Walk Into A Church

Join us this Sunday for a conversation from three perspectives about God and who or what may be in charge of our lives. In place of a typical sermon today, a theist, an atheist, and a self-defined mystic share their thoughts and take your questions about how they live their lives with meaning, holding the … Continue reading A Theist, An Atheist and a Mystic Walk Into A Church

Is It Me or Am I AI?

It is a topic that is facing all of us. Just like the Pony Express and Bell’s telephone before it, an advancing technology is changing our worlds and we must now figure out how to use it and stay aligned with our personal and communal values. This morning, we take a spiritual and ethical look … Continue reading Is It Me or Am I AI?

Lessons from Minnesota: Faithful Paths to Beloved Community online only at 10:00

Until visiting Minneapolis, a city under siege by ICE, my body and spirit hadn’t understood what this occupation – and the response to it – invites, invokes, and inspires us into. In this time of deep interdependence, how might our vision of beloved community require revision and expansion? To view the Order of Service, click HERE. … Continue reading Lessons from Minnesota: Faithful Paths to Beloved Community online only at 10:00

ONLINE ONLY at 10:00 AM The Practice of Unitarian Universalism: Meeting the Moment

On January 11, we explored the core human problems of uncertainty and disconnection as primary concerns that Unitarian Universalism aims to address. To this end, Rev. Deborah proposed that Unitarian Universalism asks us one simple question: How is it that we will live? This Sunday, we look at the practices of Unitarian Universalism in the … Continue reading ONLINE ONLY at 10:00 AM The Practice of Unitarian Universalism: Meeting the Moment

The Promise of UUism

There was a time when it was believed that to be part of a religion meant that one must adhere to a specific set of beliefs or the established creed of that religion. OK, even today, most people associate religion with belief. And yet you have probably noticed that among us are theists, atheists, agnostics, … Continue reading The Promise of UUism