What does it mean for us as Unitarian Universalists to live as a people of hope and imagination—especially during in-between times? How can we challenge ourselves (and each other) to learn and grow in uncertain times?  This service includes pre-recorded elements created by the Unitarian Universalist Association.  Rev Dr. Susan Frederick-Gray, President of the UUA, … Continue reading Embracing Possibility in Times of Change

The Christian tradition teaches us to embody, to incarnate the divine, so embody we will! Join us for our multigenerational pageant of Margaret Brown’s Christmas in the Barn.  Worship leaders: Rev. Darcy Baxter, Sharon Arpoika, Jude Markel. Tech: Todd Whiteley

Scholars categorize Unitarian Universalism as “Post-Christian Protestantism.” So, how should a post-Christian Protestant do Christmas? Worship Leaders: Rev. Darcy Baxter, Tricia Garcia. Tech Maestro: Vic Whaley

We live in a culture that demonizes darkness. What does it mean to embrace darkness,to find it luminescent?Worship Leaders: Rev Darcy Baxter, Robbie Edge, Jude Markel. Tech Crew: Cherie

Music can be so healing, so soothing, so encouraging, and so powerful! Whether you sing in the shower, write songs and verses, or just play music in the background, music is a big part of our lives. How and why should we nurture our musical selves? Worship leaders: Dee Hawksworth, Sharon Arpoika, Magdalene Myint.  Tech … Continue reading Music’s Power

The universal experience of feeling separate and different from others hits some of us more than others. How do we transform the discomfort of “otherness” into connection? Ari will give an example from her family, and from coming out LGBTQ+.

During these days of political strife and turmoil, it is more important than ever to remind ourselves what truly and deeply nourishes us–and not to take any of it for granted. Join us as we practice both giving and receiving blessings. Worship leaders: Rev Darcy Baxter, Sharon Arpoika, and Magdalene Myint. Tech Crew: Cherie Mendoza.

Unitarian Universalism is a tradition that has extolled change as a virtue.  But as the pace of cultural and technological change has become so rapid, should we begin praising the virtues of the same- old same-old? Do we even have that choice?   Worship Leaders: Rev Darcy, Tricia G.  Tech: Jerry J.

In a culture that works hard to pay minimal attention to death, we gather to honor and celebrate our beloveds who have died. Children are invited to participate in the entire service–in ritual, words, and song. Please bring mementos and/or photos of dear ones who have passed on, as we will co-create an altar for our … Continue reading Remembering Our Beloved Dead