Being In Houses of PeaceThe Rev. James Galasinski We all grow up in homes and houses and move onto different abodes. Reconciling withour past takes more than forgiveness but also […]
What They DreamedThe Revs. Wade Wheelock and Anne Marsh As we look back in this bicentennial year, these lines from one of our hymns comes tomind: “What they dreamed be […]
Ingathering Watering Service : Quenching the SpiritThe Rev. James Galasinski and Carol Zimmerman, DRE In these tumultuous times we may feel dry and out of whack. In need of refreshment,this […]
The Fallacy of Makers vs.TakersThe Rev. James Galasinski Right wing politicians have long implied that certain groups are lazy and dependent on the state. It could easily be stated that […]
The Interconnected Web of TimeThe Rev. Douglas McCusker One of our shared Unitarian Universalist values is Interconnection. It urges us torespect the interconnected web of all life of which we […]
Poetry ServiceLed by Mark Berninghausen & Katelyn Jessmer, Worship Team Poems submitted by members and friends will be read in contemplation and reflection together. Order of Service Announcements Zoom Link […]
Why Knot? An Experiential ServiceCarol Zimmerman, DRE From functional to artistic and practical to spiritual, knot tying and the knots createdhave symbolic as well as pragmatic significance. We will untangle […]
What Does Beloved Community Look Like?Cathy Crosby, Church Council President In this Coffee and Conversation service, we will discuss in small groups what belovedcommunity looks like as well as other […]
The Common GoodThe Rev. Barb Sajna What do we owe each other? We will look at what the common good is, our motivations and responsibility to protect it as we […]
Intellectual Freedom and the Unitarian UniversalistMary Michalek The fourth Unitarian Universalist principle is “a free and responsible search for truth andmeaning.” One of the key ways we learn of others’ […]
