The Mystery is We Are Connected
Each Sunday we say “the mystery is we are connected, even when we feel apart.” This service will explore the mystery of our connection to each other, and how that mystery is at the heart of Unitarian Universalism.
Speaker: Rev. Allison Palm
Question Box
Got a question about life? religion? Unitarian Universalism? something else entirely? Rev. Allison will do her best to answer your questions on the fly in this Question Box service!
From Mystery to Explanation
In this first service on mystery, we’ll explore our role in creating both the questions and the answers – the mysteries and the explanations.
Guilty of Innovation
We are a living tradition, which means that Unitarian Universalism is constantly evolving. How has our faith changed over the years, and what has stuck around, for better or for worse.
Minister Emeritus Celebration
Join us as we formally install Rev. Steve Edington as our newest Minister Emeritus! We’ll share memories of Steve’s ministry and celebrate his new relationship with the congregation.
In the Shelter of Each Other
One of the challenges of creating sanctuary in community is that it looks different to each person. How can we find sanctuary in community, even with all the risks and challenges that come with being in relationship with one another?
There is More Joy Somewhere
Vision takes patience and requires hope. How do we keep on moving forward even when our visions feel far from reality?
Choosing A Better Tomorrow
Having a vision can be like having a dream, but it can also mean having an intentional plan for the future. How can we put our vision into action, intentionally creating the world we dream about?
Keep on Loving Boldly
One of the ways we envision the world as we want it to be in Unitarian Universalism is by creating covenants with one another. How can agreeing on how we want to be together change our communities and the world for the better?
Lost in Translation
In our theologically diverse UU congregations, we often struggle with language. What is the role of traditional religious language in our tradition? How can we harness the power of such language to make meaning together.