We can expect to feel a full range of emotions this December: joy, sadness, anger, fear, and more. Let’s plan for the complexity of the holiday season. This is the second Sunday of Advent.
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The idea of an omniscient and all-powerful God is not how most Unitarian Universalists experience God in their lives. This morning, Rev. Sharon shares some newer ways of thinking about God.
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The synergy that creates our church community is mysterious and shaped by ongoing change. Our annual ingathering service reflects on covenant and shared commitment. Wednesday is the Autumnal Equinox.
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Yom Kippur, which begins this year at sundown on September 15th, is considered the holiest day of the Jewish calendar, a time for reflection and asking for forgiveness. We honor this High Holy Day by considering why it is so hard to say “I’m sorry.”
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Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, begins this year at sundown on September 6 and ends at sundown on September 8. This morning’s service invites us to reflect on how to bring newness into our lives.
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Resilient trees can survive fires and storms. As we continue to find our way in a post-vaccine world, let’s consider what we can learn from the forest.
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In an August 2018 sermon, Rev. Sharon offered her reflections on the truths that keep her grounded and centered. Today we revisit that sermon from three years ago. Have those truths held up?
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We mark the Pagan holiday of Lammas, the first harvest festival, the festival of grain. Please have a piece of fruit or vegetable with you to eat during the service (cherry tomatoes are especially appropriate!). We will celebrate the bounty together.
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As we continue to emerge from the stresses and fears of the pandemic, it is tempting to return to all the activities and commitments we used to do. But weren’t we pretty stressed out and overwhelmed even before the pandemic started? Today let’s consider how … read more.
