Blue Boat Home is the title of a hymn after which an annual Camp for UU youth is named. I’zavien has attended CBB for the last three summers. This Sunday, he shares his experiences at Camp Blue Boat where he participates in guided activities within a UU community of peers.

In our first service in our new home at Englewood Christian Church, we will begin with a brief tour of the premises at 9:45 a.m. and then celebrate our traditional UU water communion. We bring a small amount of water (or representative water) from our most meaningful/spiritual summer experiences. We share our water/experience and combine … Continue reading Welcome and Water Communion

For our homecoming service returning after the summer, gather to enjoy a picnic at a member’s house. To bring: a favorite “picnic/brunch dish” to share. Drinks, plates and silverware are provided. There is space for both hot and cold dishes, including a cold room and plug-ins for crock pots.To experience: food, fellowship, fun, all ages participatory service … Continue reading Homecoming Picnic

What’s a belief or mindset that changed your life?What’s the most significant challenge you’ve overcome?What’s a piece of advice you’d give to your younger self?

As UUs we are keenly aware of our interdependence. Whether it is a trauma somewhere in the world or the acute needs of a loved one, how can we safely keep our hearts open?

Quilting can be a powerful spiritual practice, offering a path for reflection, healing, and connection to something larger than oneself. The act of piecing together fabric, much like weaving together experiences and emotions, can be a meditative and therapeutic process. It allows for the creation of tangible expressions of personal narratives and spiritual journeys.

Saying “no” can be a powerful act of self-respect and clarity. It sets healthy boundaries, helping us protect our time, energy, and values. While often seen as negative or selfish, saying no can actually lead to more meaningful yeses— yes to priorities, to rest, and to opportunities aligned with our goals. Let’s spend a little … Continue reading The Power of “No”

You are invited to a Death Cafe where anything goes. Exchange thoughts, experiences, concerns, or humor surrounding death. 

Join Chuck Forster as we examine important turning points in one another’s lives. This service will feature storytelling and getting to know one another.

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