December 1st marks the first day of Advent. In Christianity, Advent marks the period of awaiting the coming of Jesus, both in celebration of his birth on Dec 25th as […]

Appreciative inquiry is designed to connect our minds and hearts to the positive aspects of our lives. We are currently often so focused on the negative news, it’s hard to […]

“Poetry is what happens when we let ourselves be.” The poet Joseph Fasano has been sharing his poetry through social media. In 2022, he was invited to teach second graders […]

“What people aren’t expecting, Tricia says, is that she is calling you to resist grind culture. Full stop. She not only hands you a blanket. She also hands you a […]

On Mother’s Day we will visit the great Mother Goddess and why She has had such a significant and lingering presence in so many cultures. What can we each gain […]

The greatest danger in play deprivation may not be obvious at first. It may just seem like life is a little less fun and a little more serious. But observing […]

NOTE: This service will be held in person as well as on-line via Zoom ("hybrid"). If you want to attend in person, please review our COVID Guidelines.  If you want […]

Unitarian Universalism is characterized by a "free and responsible search for truth and meaning." We have no creed, but instead we gather in community to support our individual spiritual journeys. […]

“Memorial” Day – an American holiday to honor the women and men who died while serving in the US military – takes on new meaning after more than a year […]

Historically Labor Day is a day to honor and recognize the American labor movement and the contributions of workers in the United States. As we mark Labor Day this year, […]