Livestreamed at 10:30 am Mental illness is a difficult subject for a lot of families complicated by lack of supportive resources and understanding by friends and community. The church community offers unique space for radical acceptance and education. It takes Courage, Theme of the Month, and patience to navigate a painful journey. Share with Friends & … Continue reading “Living On the Thin Line”
Livestreamed at 10:30 am Our Theme of the Month is Myths and Symbols. Jesus as a person is often buried under heavy Christian layers of symbolism and some weird myths. Let’s explore Jesus as a Jewish leader, and ask a pointed question; what would Jesus do in a Unitarian Universalist church in 2025? Share with Friends … Continue reading “What Would Jesus Do?”
Livestreamed at 10:30 am As we explore Theme of the Month, Myths and Symbols, let’s take a dive into the layers of a powerful story of creation and destruction, the Book of Genesis. We welcome our Jewish identified members and friends as we recognize the start of Chanukah. Share with Friends & Family Facebook Twitter Linkedin … Continue reading “In the Beginning There was Genesis”
Livestreamed at 10:30 am As the sun has been easing onto the horizon, in this multigenerational worship, we finally welcome darkness as a time to rest and to play with images of transformation. Our Theme of the Month, Myths and Symbols, offers many insights into what can be found in the space where the sun disappears … Continue reading “Goodnight Sun”
Livestreamed at 4:30 pm The call of the holiday bells reminds us to be our best self, no matter what house of worship we attend, or don’t attend. We have two Christmas Eve services ending with candles and Silent Night, 4:30 (family oriented) and 7 p.m. Share with Friends & Family Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email Print … Continue reading “Ring a Ding: The Bells Call for Compassion”
Livestreamed at 7:00 pm The call of the holiday bells reminds us to be our best self, no matter what house of worship we attend, or don’t attend. We have two Christmas Eve services ending with candles and Silent Night, 4:30 (family oriented) and 7 p.m. Share with Friends & Family Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email Print 1Artboard … Continue reading “Ring a Ding: The Bells Call for Compassion”