In our annual Day of Remembrance Service, we’ll honor those who came before us and reaffirm our commitment to being good ancestors to future generations.

For centuries, cultures have cultivated myths about dangerous creatures that lurk just on the edge of awareness. It seems many of us still have a fear of the unknown today. … Continue reading A Box Full of Darkness: Halloween and the Love of Darkness

Liberal religions, including Unitarian Universalism, have long touted reason as one of the chief values, and with good reason. Some philosophers and activists have pushed back against reason as the … Continue reading Reason: Its Uses and Its Limits

The continuing degradation of the Earth can seem hopeless, and psychologists report that many are experiencing mental health crises in the face of  destruction. In this service, Rev. Chris will … Continue reading A Reverence for the Earth

Animal companions remind us that life is precious and reminds us to revere the life around us. As we celebrate our animal companions, we’ll be reminded of our interconnection in … Continue reading A Reverence for Life: An Animal Blessing Service

Babies can remind us of the blessings that are ever present in our lives and give us the strength to press on. As we welcome the newest members of our … Continue reading That the World Should Go On: A Child Dedication Service

Balance doesn’t often come easily, but it often comes from finding a sense of wholeness in our lives. As we celebrate the Autumn Equinox, we’ll examine what it takes to … Continue reading The Harvest of Our Lives: Finding Balance from Our Internal Wholeness

The punk rock scene emerged in the 1970s as a challenge both to the orthodoxy of the rock music scene and as a challenge to conceptions of normality. In this … Continue reading Working Class Hero: Punk Rock as Community for the Misfits