In the years leading up to the Civil War, Unitarian minister Theodore Parker was one of the most influential people in in America. On Sundays, he routinely preached to crowds in excess of 2000. Despite this, he was branded a heretic and an outcast by … read more.
In the late 19th century, a radical band of pioneering women ministers, defying the Unitarian establishment; founded, nurtured and grew dozens of congregations throughout the Midwest. They are now largely forgotten. How might we hold on to our UU heritage that is often plagued by … read more.
Staring into the depths of our existence with those who face life’s final moments – why would one choose this as their life’s work? Where can meaning be found? What is the role of the hospice chaplain? In seminary, Dave served as a chaplain intern … read more.
“Becoming a member” isn’t simply a set of steps that ends with the signing of a membership book. Membership itself is a never-ending process of becoming. What does this mean for us as members and what responsibilities does it entail?
This multigenerational service will be our annual Blessing of the Animals celebration. Winged, feathered, furry, single-legged, multi-legged, no-legged…ANY animal will be welcome… (that includes you too!)
October 12 is Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, the holiest day in Judaism. Is there an equivalent “holiday” in Unitarian Universalism? Why or why not? What does our answer signify?
Nonviolent communication, often called compassionate communication, is a method of communication that is based upon the recognition and understanding of our most basic human needs. In order to remain in covenant with one another, we must attempt recognize, understand and find ways to meet the … read more.
In the wake of the sudden loss of our beloved minister, Rev. Cynthia Prescott, come worship with us as we reflect on the gifts and lessons from her ministry.
We’ve found one another. Now it’s time to walk together; to share our dreams; to trust one another; to share the ups and downs of a journey taken together. Shall we share this journey?
All members are strongly urged to join us for the second of two … read more.
Finding One AnotherAs a seminarian and as an intern, I’ve often wondered whether there was a congregation out there waiting for me. In your interim period, you’ve likely wondered whether there was a minister out there waiting for you. In the search process, you … read more.
