On a Sunday that falls between Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) and the feast day of Saint Francis, we’ll explore the idea of atonement through an interfaith lens. Together we’ll find the courage to look deep within as we strive to live deeper and richer lives – to be “at one” with the world around … Continue reading At-One-Ment

Resilience implies bouncing back, or standing firm after experiencing a time of struggle, set-back, fear, depression, or doubt as an individual, or as a community of people. When at the crossroads of faith or fear, success or failure – we have a choice to either give in, give up, or take courage and stand–up, and act up.

Fresh from his week leading an interfaith Border Witness Trip to Arizona, Pastor Norm will lift up the courage it takes to cross into new territory, whether a refugee seeking asylum, a teen crossing into adulthood, or an elder moving into the uncharted waters of retirement.

Through a streamed sermon from Rev. Abhi Janamanchi of partner congregation Cedar Lane UU Church, we’ll explore the realities of climate change, how humans are contributing to it and how it disproportionately affects the poor. We, the people, must have the courage to lead the way!

During a nationwide denominational focus on racial injustice, this Sunday's service will offer testimony from A Dialogue on Race and Ethnicity (ADORE). Following the service: Swimming in the Water - Addressing Unconscious Bias in the Unitarian Universalist Church Join renowned race expert, Dr. Robin DiAngelo on Sunday, October 29, 2017 from 2:00pm to 5:00pm All … Continue reading ADORE: More Important Than Ever