As Spring reaches its midpoint on March 20th, night and day stand in perfect balance, with light on the increase. It is a time to celebrate a re-awakening of ourselves after a long winter, for new growth and creativity, and for stretching our lives in … read more.
Last month we talked about the importance of creating a strong sense of identity. But what happens when the identity that has served us no longer fits, or needs major adjustments? This morning we reflect on the emotional risk of redefining ourselves. Rev. Patty Hanneman … read more.
Each month we lift up a unique value or human quality that our faith calls us to live and lean into. These themes remind us of who Unitarian Universalists uniquely are. Our March theme is “RISK.” Rev. Patty Hanneman
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Why are humans so prone to excluding, separating and sorting? Why do we spend so much time deciding who does and does not belong in our religious, political and personal worlds? Why have we, as Unitarian Universalists, embraced “identity liberalism” as our politics of choice? … read more.
Each of us yearns to live undivided lives – lives that are congruent with our inner truth – in a world filled with the forces of fragmentation. The “truth” about our lives is affected by our ethnicity, whether we are cis or trans gendered, our … read more.
Each month we lift up a unique value or human quality that our faith calls us to live and lean into. These themes remind us of who Unitarian Universalists uniquely are. Our February theme is “identity” and this morning we begin exploring this theme by … read more.
Join us for the dance of the seasons, poetry, other readings, and reflections on the value of a season of darkness and fallowness. Rev. Patty Hanneman with help from our Worship Associates and Storytellers Guild members.
Universalism compels us to look at the world, such as it is, and not blink. How can we hold ourselves accountable to the fact that everyone has a place at the welcome table? How do we live our 1st Principle that every person has inherent … read more.
No matter what the outcome of our 2016 elections will be, we will have much work to do to heal all that has been broken through campaigns thin on moral issues. This Sunday we reflect on our responsibilities as people of faith to begin renewing … read more.
To whom and to what do we hold ourselves accountable, and what does that say about the values we hold most dear? This brief worship service will be followed by our 1st Sunday Brunch.
