RE Sunday: Our Religious Education MinistryCarol Zimmerman, DRE The annual tradition of celebrating our religious education program is steeped in knowing we are raising our young people to value their […]
Come to the PondThe Rev. James Galasinski Dozens of Mary Oliver’s poems refer to Blackwater Pond. She walked around it, found her peace there, paid attention, observed, and even drank […]
The Evolution of BeautyThe Rev. Sam Trumbore, Pulpit Guest What does evolution have to do with beauty? More than advocates for natural selection and survival of the fittest might want you […]
Complicating UniversalismThe Rev. Lane-Mairead Campbell, Pulpit Guest The Universalists have always been seen as the love people. Our theology has often been misinterpreted to mean we are called to love […]
I Am Because We AreThe Rev. Douglas Taylor, Pulpit Guest The image of the Rugged Individualist has a strong pull in our national psyche. It is a story of personal […]
Nurturing the WorldThe Rev. Christine Robinson, Pulpit Guest We’ll honor Mother’s Day by reminding ourselves that our lives and world require nurturing…mothering, writ large, by persons with big hearts of […]
Homo SapiensThe Revs. Anne Marsh, Wade Wheelock Who now thinks “wise humans” is the right choice of name for our species? On the other hand, perhaps we UUs can find […]
Earth Day with Frog and ToadThe Revs. Anne Marsh, Wade Wheelock and Carol Zimmerman, DRE We celebrate Earth Day with a multigenerational service in which our two favorite philosophers help […]
What Saves Us?The Revs. Anne Marsh and Wade Wheelock On Easter Sunday, most of our Christian neighbors celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, their Savior. But what about us? What might […]
What Darwin DidThe Rev. Christine Robinson, Pulpit Guest Darwin, a Unitarian, didn’t just teach us that we were related to monkeys. He taught us that we are related to everything. The […]
