Speaker: Rev. Dr. Kate Walker

“Are You Happy?  How do You know?

Livestreamed at 10:30 am Happiness is slippery; funny at best and a tormentor at worst.  As we face the summer, the demand for happiness is like the sun beating down on our eager faces; can we make reservations and get confirmation that we’ve booked happiness for our vacation?

“Living Prayer”

Livestreamed at 10:30 am Today is the 100th anniversary of the “Flower Ceremony,” created by Unitarian minister Rev. Norbert Capek in Prague.  We’ll celebrate its history and impact on our community and ask what meaning does it continue to hold for UU’s all over the world? A Multigenerational Service

“What if Love is at the Center of All We Are and Do?”

Livestreamed at 10:30 am The Unitarian Universalist Association is considering a serious re-write of the Seven Principles, our public covenant stating our values in the form or Principles.  The current new version puts love at the center of our UU covenant, held together by Interdependence, Pluralism, Justice, Transformation, Generosity and Equity.  The new version also … Continue reading “What if Love is at the Center of All We Are and Do?”

“Body Beautiful”

Marathon Sunday Livestreamed at 10:30 am Let us take a moment to appreciate, and celebrate even, the body that bears our potential to give and sustain this world.  The Theme of the Month is Beauty, do you feel the beauty you bear in this world?

“An Easter Invitation to Transform”

Livestreamed at 10:30 am The Easter story is about transformation, so how do Unitarian Universalists invite the story of Jesus’ resurrection as a personal story about our transformation?  Theme of the Month: Invitation

“Power of Silence”

Livestreamed at 10:30 am Silence is elusive in a noisy world, yet life reveals itself between the sounds of grinding tectonic plates, the growls of the bear, and the whispers of the leaves answering the wind.  Can we humans develop the capacity to sit in silence and hear life’s call?

“What is ‘Spirituality?”

Livestreamed at 10:30 am Many have said they want more spirituality in their lives.  Others have said they don’t want anything to do with spirituality.  A lot of people, particularly those under 40 years old, have said no to religion, but yes to spirituality.  So, what does “spirituality” mean?