Topic: Choosing Hope
What We’ve Lost and What We Love
In his remarks marking the opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, President Barack Obama highlighted the words of Unitarian minister Theodore Parker: “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.” As we reflect on Independence Day, we return to Parker’s words, grieving the losses of the past few … Continue reading What We’ve Lost and What We Love
Yule Find Hope in Winter
Our Yule service is a celebration of hope as we discover it in the delicate balance of night and day in this earth-based service. Join us for a gentle, contemplative, celebration of the longest night and the slow return of the sun. Together we will dwell in the possibilities of Yule and celebrate glimmers of … Continue reading Yule Find Hope in Winter
The Annual Christmas Pageant
Each year we celebrate the holiday season with our annual Christmas Pageant. This year we will have a “No Rehearsal” Pageant of story and song that calls us to welcome hope into our world. Join us as we joyfully celebrate the Christmas season with this fun and engaging Christmas tradition for all ages!
Igniting the Light of Hope
We welcome the season of light and hope in this service of celebration of the winter holidays. Together, we will decorate the Christmas tree in our sanctuary and consider what it means to be a people who choose hope during uncertain and unsettled times. Following service, we will continue the celebrations in the Sanctuary with hospitality … Continue reading Igniting the Light of Hope