This multigenerational service will celebrate our commitments to the Earth and the environment. 

On Easter Sunday, we’ll engage the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection from a Unitarian Universalist perspective. 

Is there any such thing as objective truth? Nobody likes to be wrong, but we all are sometimes. How does it feel to be right? And how does it feel to be wrong? 

What is the role of innovation in the creative process? How do open-ended questions and cultivating a practice of curiosity help us to engage on a deeper level? How do creativity and vision inform how we do church together.

There are many different ways to engage the creative process. The left brain/right brain dichotomy tells us that some people are creative and some of us are not, but research and experience tell us that this is not true. Are you curious?

Every life contains a series of stories, some remembering past events, and some imagining what might happen in the future. How do these stories help us move forward or hold us back? What if we told a new story?

GUUF 03-03-2019 Sermon

A Unitarian Universalist congregation is a place where ideas are shared, creativity encouraged, and connections cultivated. What are the hallmarks
of healthy community? 

GUUF 02-24-2019 Sermon

What would it be like if our UU worship service centered entirely around the voices and the experiences of black Unitarian Universalists? What truths might we hear, however difficult? What might we learn? How might these black UU leaders teach us to be better allies, better siblings in faith, and even better citizens in our community?

In any diverse community, individual identities and needs overlap and sometimes are at odds. How do we support and make room for each other to bring our whole self to the table? Is “right relationship” just a buzzword, or can it be … read more.

“Out with the Old…”  Bring your regrets from 2018 to the Burning Bowl and we’ll get ready together for all the possibility inherent in a shiny new year.