Join Rev. Jamie, Music Director Tayler Smith, and The Diversitones on a journey celebrating women in music. Through story and song, we will amplify the voices of women in music and revel in sacred sounds from the past.
In 1903, an historic march was held to raise awareness of the dire need for a national Child Labor Law.
Workers’ rights advocate and union organizer “Mother Jones” will join us to narrate this “March of the Mill Children.”
How does a culture of constant distraction undermine our connection to our spirits, our purpose, and one another? And how might we recover and reclaim our capacity for deep attention so that we can live more boldly and bravely?
As we move through seasons of change and growth, it is essential to return to what sustains us spiritually, strengthening us individually and collectively. What are some spiritual practices of resilience for the long haul?
Join us for a celebration service as we launch our Combined Capital Campaign, “Breaking New Ground.” We will honor the past and revel in our dreams for the future in testimonials, song, and dance.
Today’s message will explore some understanding of the term “nonviolence” and its various applications within our lives and world. Are we committed to those practices? How can we develop them in ourselves while respecting others?
As we launch our exploration of this month’s theme, Embodying Resilience, we ask what it means to cultivate a spiritually resilient faith—one that nurtures people and honours the Earth. How does spiritual resilience empower us to adapt, grow with purpose, and remain deeply connected in a changing world?
Drawing on our congregational covenant of Loving Kindness, we will explore how the practice of creating and living covenant is a radical act of love. Together, we will reflect on how covenant nurtures and renews our relationships—sustaining us through seasons of joy and change and supporting us through moments of upset and conflict. Finally, we … Continue reading The Radical Love of Covenant
This service is a celebration of the power and grace of the righteous women of the civil rights movement. Join us for an engaging and lively service in honor of the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
As we continue to deepen our understanding of the connections between our spiritual lives and our call to work for justice in the world, this service will explore how Liberation Theology inspires and shapes Unitarian Universalism. Together, we will ask: What does a theology of resistance look like for us today?
