Smooth Stone of Liberal Religion: Prophets of Justice and LoveThe Rev. James Galasinski We have been exploring what makes our religious movement unique by looking at the UU theologian James […]
The Other Book of GodThe Rev. James Galasinski Some people look to books to explore spirituality. But there is a greater book. Just look below and above you. Note it. […]
Heirs of the Past, Hope for the FutureThe Rev. Dr. Nicole Kirk, Pulpit Guest Universalism swept through New England, New York, and North America throughout the nineteenth century. Yet by […]
The Fabric of Our CongregationThe Rev. James Galasinski We are all threads, people connected to one another through strings of relationships. These connections make up our community. We weave and […]
Due to the inclement weather, our worship service both in person and online are cancelled today! The Covenant of Our FaithThe Rev. James Galasinski RE, Church Council, the Men’s Group, […]
Smooth Stones of Liberal Religion: FreedomThe Rev. James Galasinski We will explore what makes our religious movement unique by looking at the UU theologian James Luther Adams. He says that […]
NowruzThe Rev. James Galasinski Nowruz is the Iranian and Kurdish new year, an ancient central Asian and Middle Eastern cultural celebration of spring, and a religious holiday for Zoroastrians, Baha’is, […]
IT’S DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME THIS WEEKEND! BE SURE TO SPRING AHEAD. The Reverend Harry Adams Hersey: The Cup Half FullBryan Thompson, Pulpit Guest The Rev. Hersey was the only minister […]
Women’s WorkCarol Zimmerman, DRE Throughout history women’s work has included the undervalued and unpaid labor of housekeeping and child-rearing. However, women from our local region and our UU faith found […]
Our Connection to the Selma AwakeningThe Rev. James Galasinski In March of 1965 the Rev. Dr. MLK, Jr put out a call to clergy to show up in Selma to […]
