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Join us as we explore the relationship between poetry and the human spirit! While remembering past members’ poetry and sharing current members’ poems, this service will be one celebrating psalms of personal thoughts and the moments of the bard in all of us.
Join us for our annual Flower Communion, a cherished annual service of many Unitarian churches.
The Flower Communion, sometimes referred to as Flower Celebration or Flower Festival, is an annual ritual over 100 years old that celebrates beauty, human uniqueness, diversity, and community.
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In A Feminist Ethic of Risk, UU theologian Sharon Welch proposes a theology of resistance and hope. We’ll explore some of the lessons of this text through the lens of roller derby.
CUF and CUF members have had an amazing year, full of change! But we are entering a new cycle. In August, we welcome a new minister. It is the end of a school year and we are welcoming our children into young adulthood. And … read more.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month and Mental Health America’s (MHA) slogan is “More Good Days, Together” What does a good day look like for you? How might that day be different for someone neurodiverse and struggling with mental health or who is disabled? … read more.
Led by Jen Salamone, we invite you to join us for a service devoted to exploring the ways we use to communicate with little and capital G-god/the Universe. Using personal spiritual experiences as a guide, Jen might share a few tricks for you to … read more.
In the spirit of May the 4th, we are going to talk about looking outside our own experience and embracing the unknown as we go out into the world to do the most good. Our spirit must me one of “Try not. Do, or … read more.
We get little signals from our environment a lot. Buds and clouds, smells and sights, and the color of the sky all give us hints to what is happening around us – if we’re paying attention. What are we paying attention to and what … read more.
In today’s busy and all-too-connected world, keeping the sabbath may seem like an outdated concept, but it may also be a powerful technique that helps us “pay attention.” How can we stay connected in today’s world and attempt to keep the sabbath? Join Bill Sasso … read more.
An exploration of one of our many Unitarian Universalist Super Powers. Our Faith has the tools to open many pathways to connect with and reconnect to our inner selves, our chosen faith community, and our larger community… if we will use them. What ways … read more.
