During the 1630s some 20,000 English Puritans (ancestors on our Unitarian side) settled in New England and established parish churches. Here, they had a groundbreaking idea about how churches should be organized, a form of governance we still practice today. Come hear about our Puritan legacy and its surprising influence on Unitarian Universalism today. Worship … Continue reading Our Puritan Legacy
You may have heard about the many spiritual, psychological and physical benefits of meditation. Join us to learn about and try several varieties of meditation, even some you may have never tried before. Afterwards, you might find yourself more grounded, less stressed and able to think more clearly. Whether you are an experienced meditator or … Continue reading The Meditation Service
Rather than being presented with a pre-packaged theology, Unitarian Universalists are encouraged to build their own. Like many do-it-yourself projects, building your own theology can be more complicated than it appears on the surface, requiring ongoing study, exploration and reflection. Based on the assumption that everyone is their own theologian, join us to receive some … Continue reading Building Your Own Theology
Loved ones missing from the table, pressure to live up to expectations and a host of other stressors may be leaving us lacking in “holiday cheer” this year. Let’s recognize and embrace the sadder side of the season and learn that we can be OK with feeling blue during the holidays. Worship Associate: Priscilla Phillips … Continue reading Blue Christmas
Join us for an evening of caroling and storytelling for the whole family. Our gathering will end with a candlelight chorus of “Silent Night.” We hope you will join us for one of the most poignant and joyful services of the year. Worship Associate: Candy Kern Service link here.
Ministry of our congregation belongs to everyone, and it’s necessary for its health that all of us work together. When we practice shared ministry and “get engaged,” we value one another’s involvement as more than simply “getting a job done.” Instead, we see a community in which our gifts are cultivated for the enrichment of … Continue reading Engaging with Community
