In honor of Father’s Day, our service reflects on what it is to be “raised.” Several of our congregants who were raised in our Unitarian Universalist faith will share personal reflections on what it has meant to them. There will also be a time to … read more.
This is the final sermon in a 10-part sermon series on voluntary simplicity. As our year of study and practice comes to a close, we consider how to continue to embrace simplicity in our lives.
https://chaliceuucongregation.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/6-12-2016-distractions-aside.mp3
As our Muslim neighbors begin the holy month of Ramadan, we explore what Islam has to offer Unitarian Universalists. How might wisdom from Islam inspire us in our ethical and spiritual lives? Rev. Elizabeth will draw on her seminary studies of Islam and her relationship … read more.
Embracing voluntary simplicity often brings us to focus on doing less, getting rid of things, saying no, and scaling back. Eventually the time comes to ask, what do we want MORE of? This is the ninth in a 10-part sermon series on voluntary simplicity.
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Pentecost in the Christian tradition is the occasion—7 weeks after Easter Sunday—of the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the followers of Jesus Christ. This morning’s service explores how Unitarian Universalists may engage with this celebration.
https://chaliceuucongregation.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/5-15-2016-when-the-spirit-says-do.mp3
We aspire to be a beacon of justice, joy, and love in our community. But that’s a pretty radical proposal in a society that is full of oppression, disconnection, and fear. What risks do we face in living out our vision, and where do we … read more.
We gather at a time of longest night to honor one of the most significant holy days in the Christian tradition. Our service includes a play, traditional Christmas hymns, and communal candle lighting. Childcare is not available for this service.
5:30 pm Caroling on the Courtyard
The poet Wendell Berry wrote about seeking “the peace of wild things” when despair for the world felt too much to bear. This morning is the culmination of our “March Madness” voting for our communal favorite animal! Please bring a fact you might want to … read more.
