Please join is in our annual Blessing of the Animals service. Please bring your furried, feathered, crawling (and hopefully controlled) friends with you for an experience that is always wild and fanciful.
(Pets adorned in their Halloween costumes will get special attention. đ)
According to ancient folklore, the boundary between our world and the otherworld is particularly thin during All Hallows Eve and All Hallows Day. How can we be more connected to that which is beyond ourselves? Members of the congregation are encouraged to bring … read more.
Come listen to the storytelling of the worship team as they relate the parables of âFriedmanâs Fables.â Edwin Friedman, a Rabbi, family therapist and congregational consultant articulates bold, surprising, and often disconcerting, themes through parable and fable. What can we learn about ourselves and our … read more.
You may have heard it said that, âwe are the people weâve been waiting for.â Might this be the time to take this to heart â to rely not on politicians and capricious political headwinds and finally be the change we wish to see in … read more.
Bread is a symbol of life-giving sustenance and today we will share a bread communion together.
Please bring a bread (homemade if possible) that elicits memories of childhood sustenance. You will have the opportunity to share this memory with us. We will then collect bread for … read more.
Today marks the first day of the Christian season of Advent.
Hanukkah, beginning Dec 3, commemorates the rededication of the Second Temple.
Kwanza begins on Dec 26 and is a celebration of family, community and culture.
What can we learn from these three holiday traditions?
You may have heard about âFaith Forwardâ but what is it exactly? Do you feel you know everything about what it means to be a UU (or a member of UUMAN)? Do you feel youâve learned it all after our UU101 course? How can we … read more.
Listen to the voices of the black lives of UUMAN and Unitarian Universalism. The Promise and the Practice is a celebration of our shared commitment to live into a new chapter in the story of our UU faith. Can we listen? Can we do better?
