This Palm Sunday, we pause to consider the story of Jesus ‘triumphant entrance into Jerusalem, not from the center of the crowd, but from the quiet perspective of the donkey. What does this humble creature know that the cheering throngs do not? Through the lens of Unitarian Universalist values—humility, interdependence, and reverence for all beings—we … Continue reading What the Donkey Knows
In honor of National Everything You Know is Wrong Day, celebrated on the Ides of March annually, we will pause to consider the spirituality of imperfection and the role that knowledge and information systems play in how we discern truth. Join us for this weird holiday service. Please CLICK HERE to view this week’s Order of … Continue reading Blessed Are The Mistaken
Join us this Sunday as we honor International Women’s Day. For International Women’s Day Women’s Day (March 8th), we will joyously pay tribute to ourselves as women, honor the prophetic leadership and legacy of the largely unknown Black Feminist Ella Baker, often called “the female Martin Luther King” for her prophetic leadership during the Civil … Continue reading Honoring Remarkable Women – Girls Will Be Girls!
We gather this first Sunday in March to kick off our 2026 Stewardship Drive, exploring what it means to be bound together in this community, changing one another and our world for the better. “For Good” is the sequel to last year’s theme, “Defying Gravity!” Please CLICK HERE to view this week’s Order of Service.
We gather this week on the first Sunday of Lent to explore the dueling desires for wanting more out of life and less in it at the same time. What does it mean to wish for more and want less? What might the Lenten tradition offer us in response to this seemingly eternal tension? Come … Continue reading Wishing for More, Wanting Less
Join us this Sunday as we honor the Buddhist celebration of Nirvana Day that celebrates the Buddha’s enlightenment. We gather to ask if enlightenment, however, is in fact the goal in this ancient, revered tradition. We will also explore contributions to the Buddhist tradition from Black practitioners who help frame the essence of samsara (to … Continue reading Beyond Enlightenment
Join us this Sunday as we honor the traditions of Imbolic and Candlemas asking what it means at this moment in our history for the return of the light and what part in the process we all must play. Please CLICK HERE to view this weeks Order of Service.
We pause on this Sunday to reflect on the legacy and unfinished work of The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. asking what it is that we might continue to commit ourselves to so that we realized more justice in our country and world, and honored the humanity of all people? Please CLICK HERE to … Continue reading For Love of Justice & Humanity
This week we will explore the notion of “sabbath economics” as a critique of the current economic disparities in our country and world. What would it mean to commit our resources so that we paid our social debts and placed the common good at the heart of our combined efforts? Join us for this important … Continue reading Of Social Debts & Common Goods
This week, we return to our annual tradition of a “Ask the Minister” Sunday, when the reflection will be made up of answers to questions asked by members and friends of the congregation. Aaron will also have a few questions of his own. Join us for this fun venture, a favorite of many! Please CLICK … Continue reading That’s a Great Question: Annual Ask The Minister Sunday
