“Times like these are engineered to make people feel hopeless, isolated, and defeated.” Adam O’Dell, Music Coordinator for Soul Matters, follows this observation by noting the human spirit on display through tough times, and the joy found as communities care for each other and find new paths forward. We, too, hope to see that, “it … Continue reading Embracing Possibility
Even before the first Earth Day, environmental activism has often been portrayed as an elitist activity. In reality, the major environmental issues are also economic justice issues. We’ll review the origin and evolution of Earth Day, and ways we all can support the health of our planet at this time. Featuring Bill Jacobs, Phil Dindia and special guest … Continue reading Bringing It All Back Home – Earth Day and Social Justice
Abundance, what anemones have to teach us, and the use of creativity as a path to get there led by Kara Lolley, Carol Guthrie and Sunny Sonker. Time for All Ages in song. Mini Zine experience to follow service during fellowship time.
Meet the Easter bunny! Hear spring music, discover traditions old and new, and create your own treasure from odds and ends on Sunday, April 5th in our all ages service. An Easter Egg hunt will follow immediately after the service. For those of you with children, please feel free to bring a basket/bag for all … Continue reading Spring Service
Join us for a more informal gathering as we explore Unitarian Universalism together, both in the wider movement and here in our own congregation. We’ll reflect on what feels right, what feels challenging, what may be missing, and what still feels confusing. Come with open hearts and open minds as we create a safe space … Continue reading Coffee and Conversation: Four Things
Join us for a Tune in Together coming to us from Bouder, Colorado! Today’s message begins with asking the question “How are you surviving in the world right now?” Rev. Schwartz then leads us through what might be a theology and what it is not. Much more is covered in this sermon.
James Luther Adams, 1901-1994, Unitarian theologian, Harvard professor and native of Ritzville, WA, was the most influential UU theologian of the 20th century. In this talk his core concepts will be presented in the context of his idea of “God”, our Unitarian Universalist covenant with God, and what this means for our times. Presented by Andrew Whitmont, … Continue reading Unitarianism and the Idea of God
Today’s service reminds us that what we focus our attention on matters. In this clamoring world, our attention can be fragmented, and, too often, focused on anger and despair. Yet, we can choose to give others and ourselves the gift of our deep attention. As part of our Soul Matters series of messages, Susan Kaphammer will prompt us … Continue reading Paying Attention
This Sunday is our all ages services where we will reflect on what it means to grow and transform. We will end our service by doing a hands-on activity by creating a reminder of how our internal growth helps to shape a world of love, harmony and peace. Join us as we celebrate the beauty … Continue reading The Beauty of Change and Transformation
This Sunday is our all-ages services where we will reflect on what it means to grow and transform. We will end our service by doing a hands-on activity by creating a reminder of how our internal growth helps to shape a world of love, harmony and peace. Join us as we celebrate the beauty of … Continue reading The Beauty of Change and Transformation