All Saints Day and the start of Día de los Muertos (Nov 1–2) converge on this Sunday. Both traditions treat remembering the dead by name as an act that heals the living. We will honor those who continue to live in our hearts and lives with an altar of memory. Bring a picture(s) of those … Continue reading Marigolds and Memory
On the Sunday closest to Halloween/Samhain, we honor the time when the boundary between the living and the dead grows porous—giving us honest ground to consider the courage it takes to face mortality, grief, and fear directly rather than costume them away. We will experience a Halloween parade for UNICEF where our Change for Change … Continue reading Of Shadows Light and Love
This weekend is National Coming Out Day. A natural, unforced fit for courage — not just LGBTQ+ visibility, but the broader human courage of dropping a mask in a room that might not be safe. Contemporary edge: doing this in 2026, with LGBTQ+ rights actively contested in statehouses and courts — this isn’t nostalgia, it’s … Continue reading Seeing is Being
This is World Communion Sunday in the wider Christian calendar, and it falls right as Simchat Torah closes (the Jewish holiday ends at nightfall on Oct. 4, when the Torah scroll is rewound and reading begins again at Genesis 1). This creates a rich double resonance: what courage does it take to sit down across … Continue reading Rolling Over and Remaining Present
Our Religious Exploration program begins its new year today, and rather than treat this as a children’s milestone alone, we know that this is a congregation-wide happening.. This Homecoming service asks a question with no age limit on who gets to answer it: what do we owe to people we’ll see grow up and those … Continue reading What We Hand Down to Those We Raise Up
As Yom Kippur invites reflection on accountability, forgiveness, and renewal, we gather to consider the ledgers we keep, both consciously and unconsciously. What debts, regrets, disappointments, or old stories have we been carrying forward? Which accounts deserve to be settled, and which were never meant to be balanced in the first place? In a world … Continue reading Limited Ledgers and Living Accounts
Join members and friends for our opening ingathering service and Water Ceremony. This Summer was not just about vacations and rest; it was also a summer of climate anxiety, news fatigue, AI disruption at work, and election-year exhaustion. We mingle the waters from our summer sojourns as a communal admission that no one’s summer was untouched by the wider world, … Continue reading The Streams We Carry and Rivers We Ride
Join us this Sunday @ 11 AM for a live-stream of Worship from the 2026 UUA General Assembly. We’ll gather in the lounge for the first Summer Service of the season and join Unitarian Universalists from across the country as we gather for this year’s online General Assembly. The service will feature music, readings, and reflections on the General Assembly theme “Meet the … Continue reading Worship from the 2026 UUA General Assembly – 11 AM in the Lounge
On June 14, please join us for our Religious Exploration Sunday Service at 10am. This is an all church service where we honor our teachers and our graduates. Following the service there will be an opportunity to visit the ART SHOW and the CHURCH PICNIC.
On this Heritage Sunday, as the congregation gathers for its annual meeting, we honor the enduring legacy of Unitarian, Universalist, and Unitarian Universalist thought — a tradition that has always held reason and compassion at its center. In a time of political chaos and global uncertainty, we remember that our faith was born from both … Continue reading A Faith for Unsettled Times
