We are a Welcoming Congregation, recognized by the Unitarian Universalist Association. This means we affirm and include people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer at every level of congregational life—in worship, in program, and in social occasions—welcoming you as whole people.
“Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through continuous struggle”-MLK
Join us for a service inspired by the vision and life of Martin Luther King Jr, to rekindle our inner flame, in the pursuit of justice; the deepening of knowledge … read more.
As Thanksgiving 2020 approaches, how do we find comfort and grace and re-kindle the warmth of connection at this time of prolonged separation and unease? We will reflect on memories and rituals and how these weave through us, and between us, lifting us and … read more.
Please join us this Sunday at 10am for an ongoing exploration of the theme of wisdom. Through centering sound meditations, we will reflect on sources of wisdom from the ancients, nature and our natures, we will search for answers and sit … read more.
Join us virtually this Sunday (see link and phone call in number below) for a Whole Congregation worship for all ages honoring the life and kindness of Mr. Rodgers. The Worship team of all ages will lift up his wisdom, words and music to … read more.
We will finish out the month of April still considering what it means to be a people of wholeness. This time we will focus on what is wholeness from a Hindu perspective. We will be joined by our friend Neelkanth Mishra. Along with a few … read more.
At this time of year, it is common to take time and reflect on our New Year’s Resolutions. Often this means we choose to correct what is wrong, to try to be better, do more. The members of the Worship Committee have chosen to … read more.
A time to let go — and a time to look forward. The turning of the year presents the perfect time for reflection on the year that is ending and the year that is about to begin. Our worship will include a Fire Ceremony as well as an opportunity to plant our past joys and hopes for the future.
