Embracing the Darkness, Calling Forth the Light
Winter Solstice is a time to honor the sacred journey and cycles of our lives. On this day we honor the journeys we take through darkness as we call forth … read more
Archives: Services
Winter Music Service
Join us in celebrating the season at our annual Winter Music Service. Come feel the warmth and glow of Antonio Vivaldi’s classic choral work, Gloria, performed by The River Road … read more
Lights of the Season
In this Spirit Sunday, we will explore the use of light in many traditions during the darkest part of the year. Besides OWL and Spirit Play, RE classes will not … read more
Blessed is the Mystery
The story we will read today reminds us that “in every moment, blessed is the mystery.” In this service, we’ll celebrate the spaces for awe and wonder between every certitude. … read more
Despair and Repair
Working with Rabbi Danya Rutenberg’s book, “On Repentance and Repair,” this service will look at how we can reach toward repair – the healing of the world – even in … read more
We Were Always Here
On this Trans Day of Remembrance and Resilence we celebrate and explore the winds of change as our culture shifts and transforms. As co-creators of culture and partners in faith, where do … read more
From You I Receive, To You I Give
In this multigenerational service for all ages, we’ll use story and song to think about all the forms of generous living we are capable of, together. On this Spirit Sunday, … read more
Radical Curiosity in an Extractive Age
What does it take to remain expansively open to new ideas, new ways of being, and new strategies for co-existence in this era of extraction and consumption? Is there a way … read more
Fear in Small Doses
Poets, tale-tellers, and philosophers have long known that scary stories touch something foundational in the developing mind. Some hold that fear in small doses is a necessary part of the … read more
The Foolish Genius: Michael Servetus and Unitarian Heritage
Michael Servetus is famous in some very small circles as one of the founding thinkers of the Unitarian tradition. He also believed that if people could only sit down and … read more