As we look toward the end of one of the most trying years of our lives, we can celebrate the things that do not change: that love is still stronger … Continue reading Turning the World Around: A UUnited Service
Though we’ve been apart physically, our community has found new ways to connect in this time of social distancing. In our annual bread offering service, we’ll examine how connection finds … Continue reading Not By Bread Alone: Connecting Our Stories Through Breaking of Bread
Life can be tough, but what are you doing to renew your spirit? In this lay-led service, we won’t deny the tough times in life, but we will look at … Continue reading Renew Your Spirit
No matter how the presidential election goes, the work ahead will be long and painful but important. In this post-election service, we will look forward to what the future demands … Continue reading Bearers of New Possibility
It’s easy to think of our lives as disconnected from the past, but we are always influenced by a cloud of ancestors whose actions, in many ways, determine our future. … Continue reading Songs of Our Ancestors, Songs of Our Children
Some psychologists have suggested that the level of emotional intelligence a person has, or their emotional quotient, is a more important predictor of success than IQ. In this lay-led service, … Continue reading Welcoming and Accepting Emotions: Growing Your Emotional Intelligence
It’s estimated that one in five adults in the United States lives with a mental health issue, which is so often still minimized and stigmatized. In this service we’ll examine … Continue reading The No-Casserole Diseases: Mental Health as a Faith Issue
“Coming out” is most often associated with LGBTQIA+ folks openly telling people their sexuality or gender, but it can also be said that we all come out on a regular … Continue reading Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are!
Our animal companions have the power to be great comforts to us in anxious time. In our annual animal blessing service, we’ll explore how our animals companion us in our … Continue reading Such Agreeable Friends: The Role of Animals in Anxious Times
On September 30, 1770, British Universalist minister John Murray inexplicably found himself stranded in Good Luck, New Jersey, where he preached a sermon that would launch a new faith in … Continue reading That All May Be Saved: 250 Years of Universalism in America
