Nature and science tell us that every living thing on Earth exists in relationship. Yet human society seems intent on creating artificial divisions and systems of scarcity, competition and control. How do our religious values pull us together rather than push us apart? Zoom Details Here We hope that you join us this Sunday! If … Continue reading Stronger Together
This year the calendar has brought us Easter and Earth Day in the same week. We will celebrate how the Christian story of resurrection and the rebirth and renewal of nature can bring us hope and inspire us during difficult moments. Our service on April 20 will be for all ages and will include great … Continue reading Lo, the Earth Awakes Again!
The Christian observance of Good Friday and the theological teachings associated with it have been challenging for many Unitarian Universalists to understand and embrace. Yet sacrifice, suffering and renewal are spiritual realities for all of us. Rev. Bruce Beisner invites you to join him on Good Friday (Friday April 18) for a short meditative worship service … Continue reading Good Friday Prayer Service
We live in a society that can be best described as “divided.” These divisions are not only along political, social or ethical lines, but are much deeper. We often live divided from others, feeling separated and on our own. Yet our faith tells us that we are all ultimately connected. As we go about striving … Continue reading Beyond Categorical Commitments
Religious humanism teaches us that the Holy is found within human relationships and our spiritual quest must be to seek to live in right relationship with one another. Our Unitarian Universalist values of equity and pluralism affirm that we are all sacred beings and that all have the right to flourish with inherent dignity and … Continue reading What If God is All of Us
