How do you process the grief of your father’s death? You blog every day for a year, of course! How does the healing begin? What to do with unfinished business or unfulfilled dreams? A daughter continues her father’s legacy and inspires the next generation.
The human race has long viewed the spring equinox as a time of celebration and life. Join us as we explore our connection to the ancient ways of marking the beginning of spring and the spiritual hold it still has on us in the modern world.
Please join us for a casual service looking forward to the New Year. Members of the congregation are invited to submit 300-400 word stories of their remembrances of past New Year’s Eve; some will be shared during the service.
Join us at 7:00 PM for a reflective service of music and stories that evoke the spirit of the holiday season, concluding with our traditional singing of Silent Night by candlelight. This service begins at 7:00 PM in the Sanctuary, and all are invited.
Join us at 4:00 PM for a special re-telling of the nativity story and a powerful message of inclusion and love – our annual production of “Would You Like to Hold the Baby?” Our pageant is participatory and great fun. There’s room in the stable for EVERYONE!
How do we move from the Me to the We? We don’t have an answer for that. We must find our way through the mystery as best we can…together. What can it look like? Smaller than a grain of rice; greater than heaven … read more.
According to ancient folklore, the boundary between our world and the otherworld is particularly thin during All Hallows Eve and All Hallows Day. How can we be more connected to that which is beyond ourselves?
As we approach the Labor Day holiday, let’s try to see it in a new way. In addition to honoring our work efforts as they are, might we reorient our efforts to shape them into what they can be?
Join us for the official start of our church year with our annual multigenerational Ingathering Service. Bring your actual or symbolic waters of summer to be mingled with those of other UUMAN members of years past.
Christians believe that Jesus, the Son of God in human person, died for the sins of humanity and was resurrected on the third day. The Unitarian Universalist living tradition springs from Christianity as one of its sources. How can this man Jesus still inform our … read more.
