In recognition of October being LGBTQIA+ History Month, our Sunday service will focus on the history of Unitarian Universalist support and advocacy for the LGBTQIA+ community. Covering highlights from the 1950s through 2020, we will learn how Unitarian Universalists have been the religious leaders in the fight for LGBTQIA+ rights and how we can continue this work.
Where do we find our strength in the tough times? Does our suffering, our pain, make us bitter or better, angry or grateful? What can we do when we see others struggling? Join us Sunday as we ponder these questions.
How do you find sanctuary when you need it? Is sanctuary just a space, a room in a church? What makes that space a sanctuary? Or is it much more than that? Join Rev Bev this Sunday as she explores these questions and more.
Yom Kippur is the holiest day on the Jewish calendar. And one of our Unitarian Universalist sources is “Jewish and Christian teachings which call us to respond to God’s love by loving our neighbors as ourselves.” So we ask ourselves, as Unitarian Universalists we ask ourselves, do we need or even want a day of atonement? What does it mean to forgive and does this always lead to healing? Join Bev this Sunday as she … Continue reading Atonement, Forgiveness, and Healing: Lessons from Yom Kippur
This service will explore how our expectations can color our experiences. When we enter a situation with preconceived notions of what will happen and how we will feel how likely is it our experience will match our expectations? How likely is it we will be disappointed? This can affect our worship experience, our personal relationships, and how we move forward in this journey we call life. Come Sunday and explore how letting go of expectations can free us … Continue reading Great Expectations
