This Sunday we do some of the difficult work of learning about messages of justice and our responsibility from our collective place of relative privilege. Liberation theologies exist to hold and be a message of hope for specific communities that have experienced marginalization or oppression. Unitarian Universalism has, for the most part, been a faith … Continue reading Getting Uncomfortable: The Message of Liberation Theology in UU Community

Today we continue our series exploring the proposed UU values. We will explore the value of Justice from the angle of more fully integrating the call to be a world of greater justice by building connections and learning directly from and with people who experience injustice in our communities. What is our role, as individuals, … Continue reading But First, Connect: The UU Value of Justice

Join us at 5pm to celebrate Christmas with a service of lessons and carols! Hear the Christmas story, sing beloved songs, discover anew what a more than 2000 year old birth story might old for us today. And, of course, we will close with a candlelit singing of Silent Night. We will have a short, … Continue reading Christmas Eve

Join us this Sunday for our annual all-ages, no-rehearsal Christmas Pageant! We need your presence, whether you want to be a character or an audience member. Come share in the telling of an ancient story, sing some beloved carols, and enjoy our time together.

The story of Advent–with a twist! Come join this service in which the congregation chooses which parts of the Advent story you want to hear. Like the children’s books of the 1970s and 80s, you are in control of the narrative!

In 2023, our world has shifted so much following the onset and height of the Pandemic. So why is our church still important to you? What keeps you in this community? How is this community important in your family, whether you are the only member of your family here, or your family presence at First … Continue reading The Wholly Family

There is power in gathering together for a shared meal. As we celebrate our cornbread and cider communion service, we’ll share stories of coming together around food and practice an ancient ritual that reminds us of the care we can offer and our responsibility to our world.