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How do we honor the deepest truths of each others lives. In the season of Christmas, Hanukkah, Solstice, Kwanza and more, how do we make space for other people’s traditions while we honor our own. Rev. Aija Simpson preaching with worship associate Michele Burton.
Join us for an evening of Stories and Carols. Rev. Aija Simpson preaching with worship associate Rachel Teates.
On this first day we come to remember, mourn and celebrate this past year. Join us in a ritual of fire as we clear the slate and prepare for what is coming. Rev. Aija Simpson will be preaching in this multi-gen service. Nursery care will be provided. If the Facebook community has anything to say … Continue reading Worship: “Fireworks”
Many Unitarian Universalists reject the language of creation. We reject the notion that all of the world was made in one moment. But what if we think of creation not as a moment but as a process. And what if the creators were us? Rev. Aija Simpson will be preaching with worship associate Michele Burton.
As we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr we ask ourselves how we will live up to his legacy. Rev. Aija Simpson will be preaching with worship associate Gisela Roethke.
Just two days after the inauguration, we’ll explore how our personal and national narrative might unfold in the coming months. How will we shape that story as we step forward into this challenging moment in our history? Guest Speaker Norman Allen will be preaching with Worship Associate Dick Poland. An award-winning playwright, Norman Allen has … Continue reading Worship: “What Story Will We Tell”
We affirm and promote the free and responsible search for truth and meaning. Is there such a thing as irresponsible truth? What about responsible falsehoods? Rev. Aija Simpson will be preaching with worship associate Cheryl Parsons.
Francis David, father of Transylvanian Unitarianism is often (mis)quoted as saying “We need not think alike to love alike.” Whatever the problem with the attribution, this nicely sums up a core tenant of our faith. But do we really mean it? Rev. Aija Simpson preaching.
How often do you sit in the silence? In our modern world we have so many noise making devices that our opportunities for quiet have shrunk. But if it is never quiet how do we learn how to listen? Rev. Aija Simpson preaching with worship associate Michele Burton.
Leading up to Valentine’s Day, we’ve been awash in flowrs, hearts, and messages about romantic love, but what might it mean to make love a spiritual practice? Pamela Philips will be our guest service leader.
