Insights on how to find common ground, even when we disagree, and influence our environment in positive ways. Sharing never-before told personal stories from her remarkable life, simple and powerful everyday practices, and directly relatable advice, Pema encourages us all to become triumphant bodhisattvas–compassionate beings–in times of hardship. Thursday September 9 at 2pm: https://tinyurl.com/UFPbookclub1Thursday September…
As we begin another ‘church year’, we are surrounded by crises. All over the globe, extreme weather events are wreaking havoc and the recent U.N. climate change report sounds a ‘code red for humanity’. The Taliban is taking over multiple districts in Afghanistan. A 4th wave of the COVID pandemic is rolling across many countries.…
You have coveted tickets to a performance that you’re very excited about. The day finally arrives, and you enter the auditorium with great anticipation. There’s a buzz in the room that resonates with your heartbeat…almost a throbbing. At the appointed hour, the house lights dim, the room settles into breathless silence, and the curtain opens.…
Administrator Job Posting
We are seeking a special person with a unique blend of skills…someone who is independent, likes working with people, is a capable organizer with good computer and social media skills, and who has a knowledge of building management.
Are you the exactly right someone for this position? Or do you know someone who is? This loving, liberal congregation is seeking a DRE to provide leadership and inspiration in delivering a quality Religious Exploration (RE) program for children and youth, reflecting the principles and values of Unitarian Universalism. We strive to provide a program…
July 8, 2021 Don’t we just want to be together again? This past Sunday, we did our first trial run at being back in the sanctuary. It was a huge step for several reasons. And it was our first experiment with a dual-platform service with a few in the sanctuary and everyone else at home. …
Every day is a new day, and we continue to learn how to adjust and adapt in the moment! As the summer unfolds, and plans take shape, come to this page anytime to check out updates and get the latest news. Summer Worship: July and August at 10:30amWe are joining together with four other congregations…
On June 7, we turned our service over to Elder Shirley Williams, and I didn’t share what I had intended to share that morning. So, here it is: In my (last) blog post about play, I revealed that I’m no good at it, at least not as an adult. Though I spent countless days in…
I am no good at play, although I suppose that depends on what you define play to be. When it comes down to it, what I’m not good at is acting with total abandon, without any self-consciousness, while getting lost in time. On the other hand, I’m pretty good at laughter, and board games, and occasional silliness. So, is it true that I’m no good at play? And if so, how did I learn that?
The CUC Dismantling Racism Final Report 2021 (large print version here) on a national survey was released in May 2021. It includes an analysis of the preliminary data and recommendations for further action toward dismantling racism in ourselves, our communities, and our congregations. At the CUC’s Annual General Meeting on May 8, 2021, an unexpected motion was proposed…
